Employees report lower well-being across the board after a year of crisis

A new guide from MetLife shows how workers are demanding that employers put more effort into workplace safety and employee wellness programming.

By Ted Kitterman @tedkitkat April 9, 2021

Why employee well-being is still in the tank

While the mental health crisis has been thoroughly documented during COVID-19, workers report a decline in all aspects of wellbeing in 2020.

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