Strive Wellness Resources
Helpful Wellness Resources
On-Demand vs. Live Corporate Fitness Classes
Most employees know they should move more during the workweek. But meetings run long, calendars stay full, and workouts are the first thing pushed aside when the day gets busy. That’s where workplace fitness programs come in. When movement is built into the workday,...
How-To Structure an Organization that Supports Employee Well-Being
Many companies are experiencing the benefits of making employee well-being a core part of how they operate. As leaders better understand the connection between well-being, performance, and retention, it’s become clear that workplace structure plays a major role in how...
How Leaders Can Engage Employees with a Culture of Collaboration
Employee engagement doesn't happen by accident or hope, especially in hybrid and remote environments. It’s shaped by how people work together and the tone leadership sets. Engaged employees are more productive, more committed, and more likely to stay. But engagement...
Why Employee Development is Important for Their Well-Being
Employee development plays a direct role in how people feel at work, and how long they choose to stay. When organizations invest in building skills, expanding knowledge, and creating growth opportunities, employees are more engaged, confident, and fulfilled in their...
How the Workplace Directly Shapes Employee Well-Being
Work is a fundamental piece of life. The amount of time spent working, the level of job security, and even the salary earned are crucial factors that affect our health and well-being. The environment, social climate, and growth opportunities are also large...
Why is Fitness Important in the Workplace?
Whether employees are battling sedentary behavior in an office setting or working to avoid injuries on a physically demanding job site, maintaining physical well-being plays a direct role in quality of life, and ultimately, a business’s bottom line. Regular movement...
Coordinating a Wellness Program Internally vs. Hiring a Wellness Coordinator
Implementing a workplace wellness program is an important step in creating a healthy environment for employees and building a sustainable business strategy, but every organization has unique needs. Some enterprise-level organizations have individuals or teams...
How to Get Senior Leadership Buy-In for a Corporate Wellness Program
Are you passionate about building a culture of health in your organization, but struggle to ignite that same enthusiasm among key stakeholders? C-suite support is a financial requirement that determines whether a corporate wellness program gains traction or quietly...
Virtual Wellness for Online Employee Wellness Programs
In an increasingly digital world, employers are seeking new and innovative ways to keep employees focused on their well-being and engaged in their work. With many organizations continuing to adopt hybrid or fully-remote work models, it’s more important than ever to...
3 Corporate Wellness Initiatives to Support a Healthy Workforce
Because healthy employees make for stronger businesses, it’s essential for employers to commit to supporting a healthier workforce with wellness opportunities. A comprehensive approach to employee well-being requires awareness and engagement, which includes...
How Corporate Wellness Programs Foster Cultural Change in the Workplace
The challenging job market of 2024 has organizations focusing more than ever on hiring and retention strategies. In an effort to protect their quality of life, employees and prospective employees are prioritizing workplace culture — some even more so than financial...
How-To Promote Your Wellness Program in the Workplace
Workplace wellness programs are always a savvy business decision, but they can be complex to implement and sustain without proper systems and processes in place from the start. Time and resources must be invested to plan the program and form an engagement strategy....
































