Employees now expect a work environment in which employers not only support health, but also who people are holistically – their life choices, their culture and the causes they believe in.
Where are benefits heading and how do employers juggle the expectations of employees with constraints like cost, resources and C-level priorities?
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Employees now expect a work environment in which employers not only support health, but also who people are holistically – their life choices, their culture and the causes they believe in.
Where are benefits heading and how do employers juggle the expectations of employees with constraints like cost, resources and C-level priorities?
As the final part of the 3 part series, this facilitated roundtable is a safe environment for employers to discuss what we’ve heard in the previous sessions. Let’s examine our assumptions, discuss lessons learned and identify actions we can take to move forward in a positive way.
No employer seeks to create disparities in the health benefits and healthcare services provided to Black Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) populations. Nonetheless, health outcomes are worse for these employees - the result of bias and racism embedded in our systems. How can employers become allies in the move toward health equity?
Pursuing and celebrating diversity in the workplace is a worthy goal. But it’s not enough. Organizations must change themselves to fit all people and create a culture of inclusion and belonging.
Cancer is a traumatic experience not only for those cured or living with cancer, but also for family members, caregivers, friends and colleagues. All are “survivors” in the broad sense and vulnerable to fear, anxiety and depression, as well as feeling isolated and uncertain about the future.
How can you best support the mental health needs of cancer survivors in the workplace?
What kinds of programs are helpful in achieving the most favorable quality of life?
Employers spend more on musculoskeletal disorders (MSK) than any other condition or chronic disease, including diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular disease and respiratory illness. With more people working remotely due to COVID-19, MSK conditions are increasing – and so are virtual care solutions.
At this event our speakers weigh-in on adoption, engagement and the future of virtual MSK management solutions.