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From mental health to physical health, there are so many ways to create a better work/life balance, as well as a healthier and more productive workforce. The resources the Lawley Corporate Wellness Team have compiled are meant to engage your employee population and support your corporate wellness program. 

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According to the National Safety Council, fatigue can cost employers an estimated $136 billion a year in health-related productivity losses. Most of these costs are connected to less-than-optimal performance while an employee is at work rather than outright absences.

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Corporate Wellness News & Updates

 

Surgeon General, Vivek Murthy, MD, recommendations for social connection in the workplace:​

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 Wellness Trend Reports

Case Studies Based on Trending Wellness Topics

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Lawley Client Spotlight

Lawley clients who are showcased for their outstanding wellness programs and achievements 

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"The effort Kaila Menzel has put into building a thoughtful wellness program at Uniland is worthy of recognition. Kaila has leaned on the 8 pillars of wellness to serve as a guide in constructing the framework of the current program. Each quarter is dedicated to one of the pillars of wellness which include, emotional, physical, occupational, social, spiritual, intellectual, environmental, and financial wellness. Each quarter is then curated to deliver impactful content including education and a variety of initiatives. Kaila typically implements activities that are unique yet fun that spark interest and engagement. A big kudos to Uniland for prioritizing wellness in the workplace!" Meaghan LaFranca, Lawley Corporate Wellness Consultant

Q&A with Kaila Menzel, Talent Operations Specialist, Uniland

  1. How is the Uniland wellness program structured? At Uniland, as part of our corporate culture and our desire to be the preferred employer for our associates, we are continually adjusting and expanding our wellness program to meet the broad needs of our associates and their lives both at the office and beyond. Uniland cares about their whole self.We focus the program on the eight dimensions of Wellness – emotional, spiritual, intellectual, physical, environmental, financial, occupational, and social. Each quarter we focus on one pillar of wellness with onsite, participatory, and actionable programming for our associates.

  2.  What are the various initiatives that employees can participate in throughout the year? Our associates have many opportunities to participate throughout the year both in the office, at our on-site wellness studio, and with events across the community. Here’s what this looks like: We host monthly lunch-n-learn presentations on wellness-related topics in our newly upgraded Treehouse. For example, we recently had speakers present on Creating a Climate of Workplace Respect, Healthy Living for Your Brain & Body, as well as in-office opportunities with an acupuncturist, massage therapist, and an in-body scan.This summer, Uniland will once again have dozens of associates participating in the JPMorgan Buffalo Corporate Challenge at Delaware Park, and we have additional opportunities scheduled for the upcoming months

  3. What wellness program barriers has Uniland had to overcome throughout the past few years? Uniland’s wellness program began in 2011, so it is now as old as a teenager and have been adjusting it accordingly. A lot has changed in those years, and we are intentional about staying up to date with our wellness programs and offering experiential opportunities beyond the classic speaker going through a PowerPoint presentation. A hallmark of our program has been its ongoing evolution based on feedback from our associates, whom we regularly survey about our wellness and benefits. We are offering opportunities that we feel are relevant to our associates and we want them to participate. Similarly, we are always working with our partners and peers in the field to integrate new offerings and features into our program.

  4.  How does leadership support the program?  The support from our leadership is reflected in their participation of leadership in many of Uniland’s wellness activities both in the office and across the community. At Uniland’s quarterly internal Town Hall meetings, our Chief Operating Officer Paul Evans and his team consistently spotlight the company’s wellness initiatives and encourage broad associate participation. Per actions mattering more than words, Uniland employees earn “Unicoins” a digital currency on the company’s MyUniland intranet site that can be redeemed for gift cards, company swag, or other items. This can translate into hundreds of dollars in savings and rewards for participating employees annually, in addition to their actual health benefits for being involved.

  5.  How do you communicate the program and the required components? In 2023, Talent Operations launched the R.I.S.E. Calendar which incorporates a variety of programs including our wellness program presentations as well as safety, hard skill, and professional development opportunities. Talent Operations uses this calendar to notify associates of upcoming events and also invites each associate to the presentations which include a description of the presentation. Many of these events are also celebrated in our in-office digital displays and amplified on our social media channels.

  6.  What advice would you give someone who is starting a wellness program at work? Think outside of the box and get creative. What wellness presentations are available that associates would find new and exciting to learn about? Tailor the program to your employees. One great resource is to leverage Wellness Consultants – people experienced in the industry have a list of vendors that they or clients have worked with.

  7.  Is there anything else you would like to share about your wellness program? We are proud not only of the makeup of our wellness program and how we continue to adjust it to meet our associates and their evolving needs and interests.

"Pfannenberg is being recognized this quarter for their consistent efforts in employee engagement. Whether it’s through their popular Biggest Loser challenge or their semi-annual blood drive, Pfannenberg is always looking for ways to bring employees together. Now more than ever, it is important to have an engaged workforce and Pfanneberg has made engagement a priority. I have enjoyed working with Dave, and observing the comradery between coworkers that Pfannenberg's intiatives have brought." -Alyssa Moss, Corporate Wellness Client Service Specialist

Q&A with Dave Johnson, HR, Training, and Safety Specialist, Pfannenberg

  1. What are some of your wellness or engagement initiatives? We run a Biggest Loser or a Maintain don’t Gain contest twice a year to get people making better choices regarding their health. We also have an annual Wellness fair for our employees where we invite vendors to come in and help employees to understand what options they have available to them and how to make the most of your health plan each year. Pfannenberg also partners with ConnectLife to host blood drives multiple times a year.

  2. What are the various initiatives that employees have participated in throughout the year? We get excellent participation at our Wellness fair each year. Our company also has a Pfun Committee that does monthly events to keep employees engaged and have some pfun at work. Some of these initiatives could be as simple as a cook out where the senior leadership cooks on the grill or complex like a bowling outing. Each event is centered around getting our employees engaged and mingling with their coworkers to help create the environment we enjoy.

  3. What program barriers has Pfannenberg had to overcome throughout the past few years? Getting people to come out of their comfort zones and lean into the wellness efforts we are trying to put in place. We try to encourage employees from all parts of the building to participate in our events but some still don’t feel comfortable enough, yet.

  4. Do you have a wellness committee? Our Pfun Committee members take on multiple roles and one role is currently to coordinate and run any wellness initiatives.

  5. How does leadership support wellness at Pfannenberg? Our leadership supports all of our wellness efforts through participates in some of the events as well as encouraging employees to devote time away from their daily tasks so they can participate in events.

  6. How do you communicate the program and the components? Communication is done through a combination of email, print media as well as general announcements made at department meetings.

  7. What advice would you give someone who is starting a wellness program at work? Start by asking your employees what they would like to see and then act on those ideas. This will help with participation early on and get the ball rolling to add on more initiatives in the future.

  8. Is there anything else you would like to share about wellness at Pfannenberg? Encouraging employees to participate in Wellness initiatives helps everyone feel more connected to their place of work. Making it more than just a job but a community.

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Monthly Wellness Resources

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Health Promotion Topics

MENTAL & EMOTIONAL HEALTH

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

PREVENTIVE CARE

ERGONOMICS

NUTRITION

FINANCIAL WELLNESS

For more information regarding the Lawley Retirement Advisors Financial Wellness Program, please email your designated wellness consultant.

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Workplace Wellness Toolkit

Wellness Tip

Stand up every 30 minutes while working. Stretch, go for a short walk, or take care of a small task. If your schedule is completely booked, there are many stretches you can do right at your desk!

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