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Employers shifting focus from wellness to well-being

A new study shows 90 percent of respondents want more emphasis on well-being over physical health.

By Jack Craver | Updated on February 21, 2017
A new study shows 90 percent of respondents want more emphasis on well-being over physical health. (Photo: iStock)

As the burgeoning wellness industry continues to grow, it is also experiencing a number of key changes brought on by a shift in expectations from employers and others seeking wellness services.

A new study by Shortlister, an HR technology sourcing firm, shows most employee benefits consultants say employers are shifting their focus from physical wellness to a more holistic “well-being” approach which takes into account psychological, emotional and financial health.

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