Investigate the Effectiveness of Employee Wellness Programs in Reducing Absenteeism, Improving Morale, And Enhancing Overall Organizational Culture

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S. Jyothirmaye Reddy, Parag Kalkar, Ajay P Singh, Meenakshi Sharma, Poyam Sharma

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As companies realize the value of employee wellness, employee wellness programs have grown in popularity. As global workforce challenges and needs change, employee wellness programs' effectiveness in addressing these concerns has come under question. Organizations must reduce absenteeism to maintain production and efficiency. Wellness programs can reduce the negative effects of absenteeism on organizational performance by addressing its causes. Employee wellness initiatives also aim to boost morale. Employee morale includes job satisfaction, engagement, and emotional well-being. By promoting work-life balance, a supportive work environment, and employee recognition, wellness programs boost morale. Organizations may motivate and engage employees by prioritizing well-being and developing a culture of care and gratitude. Employee wellness initiatives promote health, well-being, and work-life balance, improving organizational culture. Organizational culture is the shared beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors that define an organization and form its workplace. Employee wellness programs reduce absenteeism, boost morale, and improve business culture. Organizations may boost productivity, employee satisfaction, and success by investing in employee health and well-being. This article uses research and best practices to examine how employee wellness initiatives achieve these goals.

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