Tag: Workplace Wellness

A Future Workplace Wellness Study found that the most important factors contributing to employee wellbeing are being overlooked. Companies need to go back to basics by focusing on air, light, ...

The Workplace Wellness Study by Future Workplace and View found that air quality and natural light greatly impact workplace wellness.

Lack of participation is one of the biggest obstacles companies face when implementing workplace wellness initiatives. From leading by example to offering incentives, here are 5 ways to encourage participation ...

While wellness programs and policies promote a culture of wellbeing at work, it’s equally important that the built environment contributes to a person’s health. Here are 5 ways to promote ...

As companies realize the link between their employees’ mental health and their performance, many have started to implement workplace wellness initiatives. It’s worth the investment: the World Health Organization estimates ...

Effective workplace wellness programs help reduce absenteeism, increase productivity, increase engagement, and reduce employee turnover. Here are 5 ways to improve wellbeing in the workplace for the benefit of your ...

If your workplace wellness programs aren’t generating high engagement levels, consider implementing a policy. Human beings adhere to force of habit, and consistency can cultivate a culture of wellbeing.

Flexible workspace operators have been pioneers in incorporating wellness into the workplace DNA and the trend is here to stay.

Companies have accepted that wellness in the workplace should be prioritized, but the trendiness of it can overshadow what is most effective — starting from the basics.

Wellness isn’t just about physical and mental wellbeing. There are 7 dimensions of wellness, which should all be addressed in the workplace. This article discusses each of the 7 dimensions, ...