How Your Company Can Offer Work-Life Balance

Recently, significant shifts in employee demands have companies looking for new strategies to support the well-being of their workers. Many organizations are struggling to adapt and adopt practices that reflect what workers want out of their jobs, including flexible work schedules, mental health support and advanced learning opportunities. However, many companies have also come to realize that implementing new benefits alongside offering work life balance is essential to standing out amongst competitors.

Ensuring employees have support for their mental wellbeing while on the job is crucial.

Consider offering a hybrid work schedule, additional paid time off and part-time work options to help your employees maintain a work-life balance.
Try thinking outside the box to offer attractive benefits packages which is crucial to finding and retaining the best talent.
Prioritize training and development which appeals to the newest generation of workers.
Offer training programs to help employees fully understand the scope of their role and further career opportunities.

Businesses who aim to satisfy their employee’s needs will find success in attracting and retaining talent in today’s competitive market. Providing a safe work environment that includes opportunities for career development and benefits that are attractive to all ages, sets your company apart.  Overall, improving the lives of your workers will go a long way in giving your business a competitive advantage.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Alicia Mellish

Alicia Mellish is SVP, Practice Leader, for Assurance’s Employee Benefits department. With more than 10 years of insurance industry experience, Alicia provides leadership and management to the benefits support team to ensure goals are met while maintaining a best-in-class service platform. Her responsibilities have ranged from overseeing compliance and wellness to financial analytics and various benefit technology platforms. Alicia currently serves on the board of the Downtown Chicago Chapter of the National Association of Health Underwriters. She holds a Bachelor of Art’s degree in Communications from Marquette University.