Employers are increasingly investing in wearable fitness devices for their employees, and many want guidance on how to implement them effectively. These six promising practices are being used to turn wearables into powerful wellness tools, according to new research from the Health Enhancement Research Organization, a national nonprofit that works to identify and share workplace health best practices.
Our coverage this week includes the importance of creating a supportive workplace for people in recovery; a surprising list of products employees can buy with their leftover FSA funds; the steps employers can take to encourage workers to save for emergencies and retirement; and more.
November is National Caregivers Month. Now is a good time for employers to increase support for their working caregiver population.
A new policy requires disabled employees to go through a more intense vetting process, determining if in fact they can continue to work remotely.
There is a movement on the federal level to promote a national strategy for financial inclusion. In the meantime, there are steps employers can take to encourage workers to save for emergencies and for retirement.
New provision expected to pay dividends for organizations in health care, law and education whose new hires are likely to incur six-figure student loan debt.
The FSA store compiled a list of popular but unexpected FSA-eligible products for 2024.
