We're Still Standing: Employers Fight Sitting Disease
Employers look to furniture, structured breaks, and technology to reduce health risks associated with sedentary behavior.[Read the article]
Standing Up for Employee Health (Literally)
Sedentary behavior poses health and productivity risks. Employers bring creativity to address the challenge.[Read the article]
Breathing Life into Wellness
What's good for employees is good for business, as this white paper authored for Virgin Pulse shows.[Read the white paper]
Employers Get Their Health Game On
White paper on the rise of health games in the enterprise. Written in collaboration with ShapeUp, a leader in social wellness.[Read the white paper]
2012 Technology + Employee Wellness Report
First-ever survey focused exclusively on the use of health technology by employers. Reviews employers' perceptions and use of emerging technologies as well as their early results.[Read the report]
The Second-Generation Wellness Program
A true culture of health — "Wellness 2G" — involves companies addressing seven key wellness areas: personal, social, mobile, emotional, financial, environmental, and political.[Read the article]
The Stress of Not Having It All
We speak often about the stress of having it all. What about the stress of not having it all—by choice? Fran writes about the stress stemming from not realizing certain portions of oneself.[Read the article]
Employers Miffed at Employees' Lack of Employee Health Engagement? Get Real.
This article about The National Business Group on Health and Towers Watson research on health engagement was featured on Boston College's Sloan Work and Family Research Network and in the National Healthcare Reform Magazine.[Read the article]
5 Reasons to Take Employee Wellness Social
Social solutions to health are all over the external marketplace, but there are few to be found within company walls. This Sloan Work and Family Research Network article identifies five reasons to reconsider your approach.[Read the article]
5 Tools, 20 Ideas for Making Workplace Wellness Social
Kick off your social approach to health engagement with these 20 ideas featured in the American Psychological Association's Good Company newsletter.[Read the article]
