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Employee well-being is no longer simply something for employees to worry about in their spare time. The hot topic of work-life balance is gaining greater attention post-COVID, and many organizations already realize the financial benefits of a healthier, engaged, happier workforce.
According to new research, employers are adjusting their employee benefits offerings to address the COVID-19 pandemic’s aftereffects and focus more on diverse workforce requirements.
According to a recent Gallup Poll, about 69 percent of all employees are disengaged, leaving one-third of the workforce actively functioning in their employment at full capacity. This amounts to hundreds of billions of dollars in lost production each year. It is a fact that engaged employees who are fulfilled with their work have a better job performance.
A variety of factors can cause employee disengagement. However, the following are the most common:
We are always looking for innovative programs, methods, or ways to help our clients improve employee performance. It has been proven that employees who are satisfied with their job, culture, and benefits perform above average.
There are many best practices that have been proven to increase employee satisfaction and performance. We have researched these and found several ways that your business can improve employee performance and engagement through improved benefits.
Businesses should increase their support for programs targeting stress management, sleep enhancement, resiliency, and mental health services for employees and dependent children. These can include:
Benefits programs should support emergency savings, debt management, budgeting, resources to support critical financial decisions such as mortgages, wills, and income protection. These can include:
Companies may also offer a variety of optional or extra benefits. They may include the following:
Work-life balance is essential to everyone, and employers should explore expanding existing leave benefits or adding new leave alternatives to improve work-life balance following the pandemic.
Employees are sometimes stressed, not by the task itself, but by the hours they are required to work.
Volunteering is an excellent method to make employees feel more connected to their communities.
You are not only helping your employees thrive, but you are also sending a positive message to your community that your business or organization is invested in everyone’s well-being by offering a few days or hours of paid time off to give back to the community.
Remote work can be a terrific method to assist employees in achieving a balance between their personal and professional lives if the nature of your organization enables it.
Telecommuting has been proved to improve employee well-being without sacrificing productivity, whether allowing your employees to work entirely from home or permitting remote work one day a week.
This is a significant issue for both companies and employees. Although giving longer paid time off for new parents may appear to be a large financial expenditure, firms can gain in a variety of ways.
Paid parental leave can lower the number of women who leave a firm after starting a family, attract top talent, enhance the diversity of your workforce, have a significant impact on employee well-being, and be good for children and families.
Employee performance has a crucial role in an organization’s capacity to achieve its objectives. Happy and productive employees can be valuable assets in guiding a company to success.
You can ensure that you do not fall behind by taking advantage of many of these benefits - creating a positive work environment in which your employees can thrive.
Leap | Carpenter | Kemps Insurance Agency can help your company provide a competitive, attractive benefits package without breaking the bank. We have the region’s largest and most experienced team of Employee Benefits professionals as well as access to plans from all the leading providers, including some that are exclusive to Leap | Carpenter | Kemps Insurance Agency.
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