Manage HR Magazine | Sunday, August 30, 2020
Employers would focus on evaluating and expanding benefits as well as programs for employees who care for extended family members, have blended families, or are part of an LGBTQ+ community.
Fremont, CA: While the beginning of a new decade brings new workplace wellness challenges, it also brings amazing new trends for employers to consider. These trends are ripe with ideas that can improve current wellness programs as well as increase both engagement and results.
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Personalized Wellness Experiences
Employers would build personalized wellness portals that can equip employees with the tools they need to stay healthy. Personalization can be done the way data is collected by e-commerce sites to offer new products to users. Wellness administrators can utilize information from employees’ health risk assessments, biometric data, and claims data to provide notifications and programs that are relevant to each employee’s health status.
Equal Benefits for Extended Families and Identities
Employers would focus on evaluating and expanding benefits as well as programs for employees who care for extended family members, have blended families, or are part of an LGBTQ+ community. Organizations would start exploring the usefulness of expanding family leave policies to give new parents of both sexes access to flex-time policies.
Points Programs Replaced by Wellness Platforms
Points programs are burdensome because they often need users to log into several apps to check all of their healthcare information. Utilizing a well-being platform enables an employee to see all of their health data, such as incentives, biometric screenings, and coaching, in an integrated place. More employers would stop points programs and implement technology platforms or wellness portals that can help employees become more engaged in their health care.
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