With the global wellness economy estimated to be worth USD 4.5 trillion, wellbeing has become big business. And with the pandemic heightening awareness of underlying health conditions, this is only expected to grow. But many businesses still underestimate the positive impacts of looking after their employees’ wellbeing as well as the role of wellbeing packages in attracting and retaining key talent. This quarter, we have explored this growing focus on workplace wellbeing and how companies can get ahead of the trend.
At a glance
10%
Outperformance of FTSE companies that include wellbeing
76%
Employers who are prioritizing wellbeing in their next benefits strategy
Sources: (1) Global Wellness Institute (2) Willis Towers Watson Benefits Trend Survey 2019
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Understanding Generation Z and their focus on mental wellbeing
In the next ten years, every organization will go through a dramatic change as Generation Z (currently 5 to 22-year olds) enters the workforce. Companies that fail to adapt will find themselves ill-prepared. Our whitepaper examines the behavioral drivers shaping Generation Z and impacting their relationship with money, attitudes towards work and, of particular interest to our clients, their approach to mental wellbeing.
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