2022 International Wellness in the Workplace Study
Global employers share insights into health and wellbeing strategies to combat the great resignation and move from attrition to attraction.
Attrition to attraction: The wellbeing factor
Optum surveyed 347 large employers around the world to better understand current health and wellbeing (H&W) strategies and practices.
Findings from the 2022 benchmark study reveal employers recognize the importance of health and well-being programmes to help support both recruitment and retention. Employers from APAC, EMEA and LATAM share some commonalities as it relates to health and well-being strategy, with some unique differences across regions.
Explore key findings from the annual survey to learn how global employers have adjusted to the impact of the previous three years on employee well-being and how they're planning for the future.
How has the pandemic continued to reshape work?
Global employers report on how the pandemic has impacted physical office locations and work schedules.
Using H&W offerings to manage staff churn and attract talent
Learn how H&W programmes have impacted recruitment and retention.
Health and wellbeing now a top priority, say employers
Optum surveyed 347 global employers and found employee health and wellbeing is a top priority — and it’s increasing in importance over time.
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