Employee wellness programs are growing in popularity, but with the increased popularity comes more scrutiny and criticism.
A good recent example comes thanks to a story in the Wall Street Journal about how employers and insurers are working to mine medical data of employees to assess the health of the workforce and anticipate which employees will become sick.
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