Expanding the scope of well-being programs to encompass a holistic approach.

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December 11, 2024

Employer investments in well-being remained consistently strong, even when confronted with unprecedented high health care costs. This signals employers’ unrelenting commitment to employee well-being. As with other health and well-being investments, employers entered into a period of reassessment of their existing partners and programs and sought to streamline benefits and recoup greater outcomes with robust solutions. Employers leveraged data to drive decisions to optimize their offerings, including the adoption of data management platforms that allow for seamless aggregation of data across vendors for greater insights, access and control of data, as well as increased ability to evaluate existing and novel vendors.

Informed by discussions among members, we developed comprehensive resources and guides and convened both virtual and in-person meetings to discuss these well-being topics in depth. Topics covered included highlighting multidimensional well-being strategy approaches and initiatives and how to harness the power of managers.

Our Well-being & Workforce Strategy Institute convened regularly throughout the year to discuss all aspects of employee well-being.


Business Group Insights

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15th Annual Employer-Sponsored Health and Well-being Survey Taking Action on Well-being: A Business Group Viewpoint Employer Trends Across Six Dimensions of Well-being Harnessing the Power of Managers in Your Well-being Strategy
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What if Data Wasn't an Obstacle Anymore? Rethinking How Better Insights Can Shape Benefit Strategy Employers Consider Additional Forms of Leave to Bolster Workforce Well-being Yes, And: When Employers Spotlight Workplace Well-Being, Outcomes Improve

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