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Maureen Young
How did the practice of making New Year’s Resolutions start? It seems to have begun in pre-Christian times with moral changes such as being good to...
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LeAura Alderson
It starts at the top. In the Conference Room the large table is flanked with stability ball chairs and a large water-cooler for the company issued per...
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Self Funding
Rick Lindquist
It costs a typical employer the equivalent of 6-9 months in salary each time they have to replace a salaried employee...
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R. Scott Boots
I sat next to David’s bed in the AIDS hospice the last week of his life and told him that he was a beautiful man. “Thank you,”...
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Kevin M. Doherty
Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam signed a comprehensive overhaul of Tennessee's captive insurance law in June....
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George Pantos
In November 2011, an employee at Greenwood, Mississippi-based kitchen appliance and cabinetry manufacturer Viking Range Corporation, who suffered from...
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Brian Beck
How many of us in corporate America have grown tired of workers compensation claims? How many of us grow weary of the reasons why people become injure...
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Voluntary Benefits
Stacey Sicurella
Companies that work hard to set themselves apart often attract and retain top talent by offering voluntary benefits such as health and wellness progra...
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Nicole Ropiza
Brokers do a lot more than just sell. They explain critical differences, explore benefit plans and insurance options, and find solutions for employees...
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Michael Brady
Dental health refers to all aspects of health and functioning of our mouth, especially the teeth and gums. ...
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John Lahr, OD, FAAO
Today, 3D technology is everywhere. From movie theaters and televisions, to gaming systems and mobile devices, our exposure to 3D technology is becomi...
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Hunter Whittington
The Voluntary Benefits Association (VBA), in conjunction with the Voluntary Benefits Magazine (VBM), ...
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Ed Mueller and Laura Spencer
Based on statistics, we are more likely to survive cancer, heart attack, and stroke today due to advances in medical technology....
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Bill Brooks
For employees, the state of the economy and the state of their ...
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Anne Harrington
In 1971, Arnold Hiatt, the then CEO of the Stride Rite Corporation, opened the first on-site childcare center, and revolutionized the way people balan...
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Andre' Andropolis
Legal and identity theft services are now prized voluntary benefits. In the past four years, voluntary legal and identity theft plans have increased ...
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Corporate Wellness
Dr. Roger Boger
Since the 1970’s, our nation’s companies have been instituting wellness programs following concepts that Asian companies have been using successfu...
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Stewart Levy
In America, nearly 1 of every 15 people in the workforce is employed in the trucking industry, including over 7 million truck drivers on our roads....
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Mark Verstegen
Around the country, motivation to train is never higher than on January 2nd. On-site company gyms are packed, ...
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Kathy Gruver, PhD
We’ve all observed children playing. We watch for a second and then say, “Gee, I wish I had their energy.”...
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Jamey Bednez
A comprehensive workplace wellness program can positively impact the wealth of businesses and nearly 60 percent have embraced this concept with aspira...
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Dr. Steven Hotze
Getting older: It is an inevitable“disease” that plagues us all at some point, and for your executives,age can become their biggest competitor and...
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Todd McGuire
This is the first installment of a 4 part series on a model for designing and managing a wellness program that gets measurable results....
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Scott Leavitt
As more and more companies start to implement wellness programs to address the continued rise in health care costs and the need for healthier employee...
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Nancy Sansom
Numerous studies show that improving employee wellness decreases employer healthcare costs. In addition, research directly correlates employee benefit...
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Kelly Lavieri
Being healthy starts from within, which for most of us, self acceptance is hard to find. We can easily console our friends and family when a crisis hi...
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Dr. Jeffery Gero
In a rapidly changing economy, corporations may have to reduce the size of the full-time workforce. ...
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Jacquelyn Ferguson
There's nothing simple about the typical American life. We work too hard, treat time like an enemy, amass too much stuff, and sit around too much watc...
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Dennis Toohey
eProcurement: A uniform and centrally controlled paperless, web-based enterprise process that tightly integrates procurement, accounts payable and acc...
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Courtney Cordero
It is no secret that many people have contemplated bankruptcy due to the financial strain they are facing....
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Celynn Erasmus
Are you battling to bounce out of bed bright eyed and bushy tailed? Looking for more get-up-and-go to make it through 2012? Many of us may fall into t...
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Michelle Hicks is a Director in the Communication Practice of Buck Consultants, a Xerox company. Michelle has nearly 15 years of strategic business communication experience. She specializes in designing and implementing strategies to help organizations manage and communicate changes in their culture, benefit and compensation programs, and organization structures.
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