In this Employee Benefit News on-demand webinar, Gary Cassidy and 2 more wellness experts discuss designing a solid wellness investment.
Hosted by Employee Benefit News and Employee Benefit Adviser
Employers, looking to reduce absenteeism, increase productivity and save on healthcare costs, are expanding their wellbeing programs. Yet, in order for a wellness initiative to work, employee must be engaged – no easy task with all the demands placed on today’s busy workers — and the benefits staff must be able to show a return on wellness investment.
This on-demand web seminar looks at the best practices for setting up a wellness program, innovative ways employers are recruiting and retaining workers in these plans, and the tools and techniques employers are using to track the success of their initiatives.
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By: Gary Cassidy
Gary Cassidy and Corporate Synergies’ internal creative team generate professional, branded programs that support clients and engage and educate their employees. These programs engender heightened benefits literacy, enabling employees to properly enroll in, understand and use their benefits. As Director of Employee Education, Communications and Wellness, Gary works closely with account management teams to develop communication and wellness strategies that drive positive changes in workforce behavior and help clients control benefit costs.
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