FrontStream, a leader in fundraising, corporate social responsibility and employee giving solutions, has teamed up with MoveSpring, experts in health activation and employee engagement to combine wellness and charitable giving in one user experience.
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Most workplaces aren't set up to deal with the reality of employees who experience chronic, progressive or fluctuating illness. By supporting these employees, employers can minimize loss of skills and help employees maintain a high quality of life.
The business case for employee wellness programs is clear. How do the best ones succeed in improving employees’ well-being and, consequently, the business’ bottom line? Let’s examine the key characteristics of wellness programs that achieve both...
Meditation.live, a platform that provides enterprise and consumer wellness solutions that include live and interactive meditation (live coaching, music and sleep stories) and movement (yoga, walking, running and stretching) classes and panels, today announ
From fitness trackers to smart glasses to head-mounted displays (HMDs), the wearable technology industry has boomed in recent years. In fact, Gartner predicts that worldwide shipments of wearable devices will reach 225 million this year.
Today employee experience software company Limeade launched the new expanded Global Well-Being Activity Library, a collection of more than 125 science-backed activities designed to improve employee well-being in the workplace.
The health and safety of employees, customers and partners is of paramount importance, regardless of the industry you work in. Unfortunately, the training that supports well-being and risk management is often unengaging and can fail to hit the mark.
The realization might have crept up on you slowly over the past several months or, more likely, years: It is becoming harder to command the attention of your audience. Regardless of training, it seems as if more learners have difficulty paying attention.
Are you daydreaming of that post-vacation glow? We all know that taking time off of work is good for us and our employees, with benefits ranging from a greater likelihood of promotion to lower stress levels and elevated happiness both at work and home.
More work hours don’t mean higher production rates. In fact, long hours at the office can turn into workaholism, which devastates productivity. Too often, however, managers see overworked or burnt-out employees as unmotivated.