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Learn about how and why corporate managers and HR professionals continue to struggle to quantify the value of investment in employees — and how this lack of clarity can cause an unintentional misallocation of human capital investments. In this program, John Frehse, senior managing director at Ankura, will explore the key areas that help prove that employee experience is a financial strategy.

The employee-employer relationship has been challenged and changed in the last two years. This is complicating organizations’ ability to measure the full employee experience as engagement is no longer enough. Learn how organizations are thinking beyond engagement to build a holistic measure of employee experience, including well-being, resilience, work friction and connectedness. Join this complimentary HR webinar to understand how employees value their work and how understanding those values underpins building and measuring a compelling employee experience.

A new study by Returns on Wellbeing Institute uncovered six best practices that wellness programs can embrace to achieve better employee health outcomes and measurable business returns. The study, which was sponsored by Wellness Council of America (WELCOA), examined how 18 award-winning wellness programs incorporate these best practices to maximize their whole-person wellness initiatives. In this program, Returns on Wellbeing Institute co-founders Steven Van Yoder and Jim Purcell discuss this new research and share how companies can incorporate best practices for workplace wellness. This webcast will show you what's working in exemplary wellness programs to help you prepare strategies to ensure meaningful impacts from your employee wellbeing efforts.

There’s a lot of general anxiety in the world and in the workplace lately. Recession fears, inflation, overseas conflicts, layoffs, the housing market and more have us all a little rattled—and employees are feeling more burned out than ever. How can we support our people from their first contact with the organization all the way to their last? How can we make the journey valuable, productive, and even fulfilling in times like this?