Due to the implications that the coronavirus has brought upon the lives of employees, there are challenges emotionally, physically and financially that are leaving the well-being of employees at a loss. Read this blog post to learn more. ...
According to recent research, 62 percent of employees have felt mentally unwell at some point this past year. Workplace mental health issues are more prevalent than many may think. Read the following blog post to learn more about mental health in the workplace. ...
This past May, the World Health Organization classified burnout as an "occupational phenomenon" that is characterized by chronic work stress. And according to Dr. Michael Klein, workplace cultures that encourage employees to be available 24/7 may be causing burnout and other mental health issues...
Sabbaticals are extended breaks from work without an employee actually leaving their position. These type of breaks allow employees to take time to travel, spend time with family, volunteer, etc. Read this blog post from UBA for how sabbaticals can actually benefit employees and employers....
In the last five years, employers have more aggressively worked to inform employees about what resources are available to them in regards to mental health. Read this blog post from UBA to learn more about supporting mental health in the workplace. ...
Targeting oral health is an overlooked way of promoting employee well-being. Research shows an association between gum disease and conditions like diabetes and coronary artery disease. Continue reading to learn more. ...
Does your company offer a mentorship program to employees? Research shows that having a trusted mentoring relationship can help bolster emotional well-being for mentees. Read this blog post from UBA for more on why mentorship programs matter. ...
Looking for fun, outside-the-box ways to spend time outdoors this summer? Fresh air, sunshine and being active outdoors is good for your health. Continue reading this blog post from UBA for more. ...
There are physiological reasons why you get an overall feeling of well-being after taking a long walk, shoveling snow, or dancing. Continue reading this blog post from UBA to learn more....
According to this article from Employee Benefit News, a growing amount of research is documenting a relationship between stressful work environments and a range of chronic conditions. Read this blog post to learn how your work environment could be raising your healthcare costs....