Mind the gap: Employers overestimate their understanding of employee wellness – BenefitsPro

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A new study from Guardian Life Insurance Company suggested that employers have some work to do in improving the overall health and well-being of their employees. The study, “Mind, Body, and Wallet,” is the 10th annual report on workplace benefits by the insurance company.
A number of recent studies have found a new emphasis on well-being by both employers and employees, but the findings of the Guardian study suggested that there’s a disconnect between the job employers think they’re doing in addressing the topic and the results that employees see.
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