How organizations can strengthen wellness programs now
To help employees survive and thrive beyond our tumultuous era, take this smart guidance to heart.
What should organizations do to enhance employee wellness programs going forward? The pandemic and related events of 2020 clearly represented a turning point. The phrase “Never let a crisis go to waste” is attributed to a lot of people, and it certainly applies now.
But with a staggering array of employee needs, and an even more overwhelming choice of options and priorities, it can be difficult to build an action plan—putting a framework around goals and then implementation and measurement. We asked three workplace wellness experts for their advice.
Pat Flynn, associate vice president of employee wellness at Northwell Health, a network of 24 hospitals in New York State, suggests locking in wellness programs created during and for the pandemic. “Employee well-being initiatives that you might have implemented quickly during the peak surge of COVID cases can be re-evaluated and perhaps continued as longer-term initiatives to support employees,” she says.
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