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What Are “Unsick Days” and How Do They Benefit Your Organization?

What Are “Unsick” Days? We recently came across an article from The Benefits Guide that discussed “unsick” days, and we were intrigued. The author, Suzanne Lucas, explains that employees use traditional sick days once they are already sick. This is crucial, as they need time to recover and it helps avoid getting everyone else sick.

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Showing Appreciation Improves Employee Engagement

State of the Workforce According to a Gallup poll, only 32% of employees in the United States are engaged at work, which means more than two-thirds of employees are not engaged in the workplace. In addition to low engagement, the workforce is also experiencing high turnover rates. As cited by David Novak, co-founder and CEO of oGoLead and bestselling leadership

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Meaningful Work Relationships Can Improve Employee Mental Health

Employee Mental Health According to the World Health Organization, there are more than 300 million people worldwide who suffer from depression and anxiety. One of their recent studies also revealed that depression and anxiety are the leading causes of disability and they cost the global economy about $1 trillion each year in lost productivity. While outstanding

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Case Study: What Could Your Organization Do With $145,000?

Case Study: What Could Your Organization Do With $145,000?

A Tobacco-Free Organization What could your organization do with $145,000? That’s what you could gain by supporting just 25 employees to change to a tobacco-free lifestyle! One of our clients has recently achieved this very thing – and they saved themselves $145,400 in one year with this impactful change in less than 1% of their

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How To Help Employees Prevent “Burnout”

What is “Burnout?” According to Psychology Today, burnout is a state of chronic stress that leads to physical and emotional exhaustion, cynicism and detachment, as well as feelings of ineffectiveness or lack of accomplishment. As cited in this 2018 Gallup report, roughly two-thirds of full-time workers experience burnout on the job. While some may view burnout

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How To Evaluate Your Workplace Culture

Your Current Culture According to ERC, a training, consulting, research, and HR support services firm, workplace culture is the character and personality of your organization. Your workplace’s unique values, traditions, beliefs, interactions, and behaviors are what set you apart from other businesses and what makes up the core of your culture. While you might already know

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The Importance of Addressing Mental Health in the Workplace

Mental Health and Employee Wellbeing May is Mental Health Awareness Month! There are numerous contributing factors to the condition of one’s mental health, but stress levels are one of the most common. In a national 2016 survey, Nielsen discovered that 28% of employees are frequently or always stressed as a result of the workplace, and

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