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TAKE YOUR 
WELLNESS TO WORK

Learn about ways to serve your organization.

WORK STRESS IS AN EPIDEMIC.
BUT YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

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US employees who say they suffer from daily work-related stress.

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US employees who say that workplace stress affects their personal relationships.

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US employees who have faced toxic situations at work.

For links to these studies, see the Resources page.

Studies show that employees are more likely to perform best on their jobs when they are in optimal health. Benefits of implementing a wellness program include:

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  • Increased Productivity:

    • A Harvard Business Review report showed that workplace wellness programs can boost productivity by up to 10%, as healthier employees tend to be more focused and energetic.

    • A study in the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine found a strong link between employee wellness programs and higher productivity.

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  • Reduced Healthcare Costs:

    • The Harvard Business Review found that for every dollar spent on wellness programs, companies saved about $3.27 on healthcare costs.

    • Another study from RAND Corporation confirmed that employees with access to wellness programs reported lower out-of-pocket healthcare spending and fewer doctor visits.

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  • Improved Employee Engagement and Morale:

    • A survey by the American Psychological Association (APA) showed that companies with wellness programs experience higher employee morale and increased loyalty.

    • Gallup also noted that employees who feel cared for are 69% more likely to stay with the company long term.

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  • Enhanced Mental Health and Stress Management:

    • The World Health Organization (WHO) found that workplace mental health programs can reduce absenteeism and improve overall performance, saving up to $4 for every $1 invested.

    • Mindfulness and stress reduction programs have been shown to lower levels of cortisol and anxiety, as supported by research published in Frontiers in Psychology.

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  • Stronger Team Collaboration and Culture:

    • Research in the Journal of Workplace Wellness found that companies offering group fitness or wellness challenges saw a positive shift in team dynamics and collaboration.

    • Team bonding through wellness programs has been linked to higher social engagement and a stronger sense of belonging.

WELLNESS STARTS WITH 

When you invest in your organization through our work, you’re also creating meaningful change in our society. Learn how Yellowell can support you.

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