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White collar or desk-based jobs may seem low-risk for workplace injuries and many employee wellness initiatives focus on getting employees out of their desk chairs. However, because most desk-based workers spend upwards of six hours a day in a chair, improper posture due to poor workspaces was actually cited as the number one workplace injury in 2020 data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.   

As the curtain falls on another year, it's time for your organization to step into the spotlight of gratitude and appreciation. Year-end celebrations and employee benefits are not mere formalities; they're an opportunity to express your sincere thanks to the individuals who contribute to your success. In this season of festivity, the Visa Reward Card shines as a symbol of modernity and personalization, ensuring your appreciation resonates deeply with your employees.

Consistent and impactful recognition programs are a proven method of improving employee engagement, performance, and retention throughout the year. But as the year draws to a close, businesses are looking for meaningful ways to celebrate and express appreciation to employees and clients for their year-long efforts. One of the most effective strategies for elevating year-end celebrations is incorporating gift cards into your recognition and holiday gifting programs.  

The holiday season is a crucial time for businesses to express appreciation to their employees, clients, and partners. In an industry valued at a staggering $242 billion, corporate gifting is not just a kind gesture—it’s a strategic investment. Over 78% of businesses report that corporate gifts offer a substantial ROI, particularly in terms of brand recognition and relationship building. As we approach the holiday season, it’s essential to plan gifting strategies carefully, focusing on the timing and denominations to ensure maximum impact. 

Social determinants of health are defined as non-medical conditions that affect a person's health, well-being, and quality of life. For students, social determinants of health like access to housing, school supplies, food security and financial stability can have a significant impact on their success in the classroom.