Corporate Wellness Advisor

Wow, our first full week of CorporateWellnessadvisor.com is under our figurative belt. Topics this week included employee motivation, effective cost-efficient communications, celebrating success, and wellness messages at work. The unifying principal of these topics is interpersonal relationships in the workplace. It is the people we work with every day that enrich our work-life and personal … Continue Reading »

Editorial Contact:
Gayle K. Christopher, Ph.D.
(205)437-3034
gchristopher@oakstonepub.com
Personal Best®, a leader in employee wellness publishing and a division of Oakstone® Publishing, a Boston Ventures company, announces the early success of CorporateWellnessAdvisor.com.

“We are very pleased with the initial success of CorporateWellnessAdvisor.com and hope to continue to build helpful content and community among wellness professionals,” says managing editor, Gayle Christopher, … Continue Reading »

We just launched, officially, yesterday and have been pleased to see the response to our new web site. Of course, we’re extremely excited about the latest addition to the Personal Best family.
As a FREE dedicated online resource for wellness, human resources, benefits and other professionals, the Corporate Wellness Advisor is a one-stop site … Continue Reading »

Editorial Contact:
Gayle K. Christopher, Ph.D.
(205)437-3034
gchristopher@oakstonepub.com

PERSONAL BEST® LAUNCHES CORPORATEWELLNESSADVISOR.COM
Birmingham, AL, July 1, 2009—Personal Best®, a leader in employee wellness publishing and a division of Oakstone® Publishing, a Boston Ventures company, announces the launch of CorporateWellnessAdvisor.com.

“Our special mission at Personal Best® is to help inspire employees to live healthier lives, change bad habits, and by doing so, … Continue Reading »

Across the country, companies large and small are discovering — and proving — the value of corporate wellness programs.

This free report on corporate wellness programs reveals how to increase workplace productivity and reduce costs with worksite wellness incentives. … Continue Reading »

Employers in 2006 surveys say improved productivity and reduction of indirect costs, including absenteeism and presenteeism are the the primary reasons they invest in wellness programs. … Continue Reading »

Decades of research show that maintaining a well-informed, health-conscious workforce is the most effective way for companies to reduce absenteeism and raise productivity on the job. … Continue Reading »

The U.S. Workplace Wellness Aliance has reported a proven rate of return on prevention and health promotion measures within 12 to 18 months, ranging from $2 to $10 per $1 invested. … Continue Reading »

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Internet Explorer

To set Corporate Wellness Advisor as your homepage in Internet Explorer 6 or later:

Open the “Tools” menu and select “Internet Options…”
On the “General” tab, you should see a section marked “Home Page” that allows you to enter a URL.
In this box, enter http://corporatewellnessadvisor.com
Click “OK” at the bottom of this window.

Firefox 3.x

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