Thought Leadership

Workers without emergency savings score 15 points lower than the average in a recent mental health survey, leaving employers to realize the significant value of workforce resources and support in financial wellbeing, according to TELUS Health (formerly LifeWorks) data

With 64% of U.S. workers reporting high or moderate mental health risk, employers must prioritize benefits that help employees and improve productivity, according to a TELUS Health (formerly LifeWorks) expert.

Almost half of working age Americans have obesity, creating health concerns for employees and employers alike.

With presenteeism costing employers up to 10 times more than absenteeism, benefits like pet insurance can help.

With 10%-15% of health care costs spent on prescription drugs, it's important to understand the real cost impact of rebates.

Health care costs continue to rise, reaching an average of $15,013 per employee in 2022. Employers expect the trend to continue and project a 5.4%…