WorkLife Partnership Blog

5 Ways to Support Your Hourly Workforce Without Burning Out Your Team

HR leaders are stretched thin. You’re fielding crisis after crisis, onboarding new hires, managing benefits—and […]

5 Keys to Measuring the ROI of Employee Retention Investments (Accurately)

The hard and soft costs of turnover are now well established in the business literature. […]

Workplace benefits should not be one-size-fits-all

You’re buying employee benefits, but are they the right fit for your employees? The onset […]

How are scheduling challenges impacting employees in your organization?

Working erratic hours, lack of sleep, adverse health outcomes, and significantly higher turnover are all […]

The business case for reducing worker stress

Overwhelmed. Burned-out. Exhausted. No matter how you say it, American workers are stressed. In the last six months, 60% of WorkLife clients reported that their stress levels negatively impacted their work and home lives. According to the American Psychological Association, the high cost of living and healthcare expenses are to blame for American’s rising stress levels—with 72% of adults feeling stressed about money at least some of the time.