As corporate wellness programs have increased in popularity, so has the scrutiny and criticism of policies that reward employees for taking measures to become healthier.
Privacy advocates have raised concerns about workers being forced to share personal information with their employers as well as with third party companies that are hired to conduct the wellness programs, while some experts have suggested that wellness programs are mostly for show, and don't ultimately save employers much money on health care.
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