5 reasons why you should implement a meal benefits program
Will meal benefits really increase employee productivity? The answer is yes. There are 5 reasons why you should implement a program immediately for your employees.
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Will meal benefits really increase employee productivity? The answer is yes. There are 5 reasons why you should implement a program immediately for your employees.
As warmer weather approaches, we naturally have more interest in our health, getting outside, and rebuilding our muscles.
The labor market continues to be strong two months into the New Year. It’s still a worker’s market, and employees are looking for more than pay increases when considering employment. Offering standard health insurance and retirement saving plans is no longer enough. Employers need to get creative to attract, retain, and engage with top talent.
Third-party administrators help to manage your company’s group benefits, particularly health and dental claims that are typically self-funded.
Helping employees to live a healthy lifestyle at home and in the office can increase their productivity and loyalty because their health goes hand in hand with their workplace performance. Many employers implement employee wellness programs and benefits to promote employee health and well-being.
What does having a “company culture” mean, why is it important, and how does it affect your bottom line?
It’s not all about the money. More and more employees are looking to join companies that go above and beyond the paycheck by offering a variety of lifestyles and wellness benefits.
It may be time to stand up for your health. Because, as it turns out, our increasingly sedentary lifestyle is affecting us.
“Is there free food?”
Because of ongoing high inflation, households are being forced to spend $371 more each and every month on the same goods and services they did last year. That means that you are waving goodbye to $4,452 in unplanned expenses this year.