Returns On Wellbeing Institute is a research and strategic advisory firm that develops evidence-based employee well-being initiatives that boost the bottom line
Our new article in Chief Executive stresses that, to achieve real ROI from employee wellbeing efforts, CEOs have to see wellbeing not as a distraction, but as an enabler of strategy. https://t.co/HI8eMNyYnc
Listen to our podcast with Dr. Richard Safeer, the Chief Medical Director of Employee Health and Well-Being at Johns Hopkins Medicine, who provides an evidence-based roadmap for creating organizational cultures of health. https://t.co/7spDvUzLIs
As the case for elevating HR grows, a new study found that corporate boards increasingly view HR leaders as strategic partners about tangible "people issues" https://t.co/U09L9IVKxf
When employees experience financial stress, it impacts their physical and mental well-being. A top cause? Not being able to meet day-to-day expenses or save for emergencies. Retirement savings alone is inadequate for a majority of workers. https://t.co/eFfcf7pEj0
To meet today’s daunting human capital challenges, CEOs need to work with CHROs on a whole new level of support and collaboration. https://t.co/gisNJKJjXF
Returns On Wellbeing Institute's "best practices" study was featured in Human Resource Executive. Learn what's working (and what's not) in workplace wellness today. https://t.co/vNIe7vBTtz
As workforces make employment decisions based on corporate purpose, employers must avoid backpedling on their commitments to social responsibility. https://t.co/HJdNFCrTZI
HR professionals must tend to their own development - and earn a seat at the leadership table. According to Scott Bersin, HR is no longer solely an administrative function—and HR professionals need the skills to prove it.
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A recent Harvard Business Review article suggests why prioritizing corporate citizenship is key for long-term success. This aligns with our findings on the role of "organizational purpose" in our Workplace Wellness: Best Practices Study.
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Because employees are prouder of, and more committed to, organizations that focus on corporate social responsibility, "corporate purpose" should become part of any workplace wellbeing initiative.
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An organizational culture that puts people at the center is more critical than ever for maintaining employee happiness, productivity and a competitive edge. https://t.co/VImepQ9l2l
Watch our SHRM webinar from last week where we discuss our new study, Best Practices In Employee Wellness. Thank you to SHRM and the 1000+ people who signed up!
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"these new entrants to the workforce prioritize fair treatment on the job and refuse to bend to exploitative or outdated corporate norms."
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Pay equity: Who should be in charge? (employees want CEOs, not HR, to make this issue a “core business imperative.”) https://t.co/horcGmAGBK via @hrexecmag
Employees want financial help; why aren’t employers providing it? Only about one in three large employers are prioritizing support for workers’ financial health. A lack of investment in…financial health, is a mistake, industry experts say.