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As health care costs continue to rise, employers are looking for ways to better support their employees’ health. According to the CDC, over $4 trillion of the nation's health care expenditures are for people with chronic and mental health conditions. With these costs escalating, employers are asking themselves: How can we better support employee health in the new year? From fostering work-life balance to rewarding healthy habits, here are the top five ways employers can help improve their employees' overall health.

As we step into 2025, employee engagement has never been more critical to the success of organizations. In the dynamic world of work, where five generations—Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, Gen Z, and the emerging Gen Alpha—coexist, leaders are faced with the challenge of crafting engagement strategies that resonate across this diverse spectrum. From the desire for stability to the search for purpose and meaning in work, engagement strategies must be flexible, inclusive, and personalized.

Employee turnover is costly, disruptive, and can dampen company morale. Businesses are increasingly turning to creative strategies to keep employees engaged and loyal. One highly effective solution? Gift card incentives. Not only are they flexible and customizable, but they also help create a culture of recognition that strengthens morale and fosters long-term commitment.  

In today's competitive job market, businesses are constantly seeking effective strategies to keep employees engaged and satisfied. According to Gallup, employees who receive high-quality recognition are 65% less likely to be actively looking for new job opportunities.  

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.