Wellbeing

'Grief tax is stupid', experts debate over estate planning in benefits

'People are going to grieve when somebody dies... There's no amount of planning in the world that will eliminate the grieving process,' says portfolio manager and CEO

'Grief tax is stupid', experts debate over estate planning in benefits

WHO, WMO warn of rising worker risks as extreme heat intensifies

New global report calls heat a "public health crisis"

WHO, WMO warn of rising worker risks as extreme heat intensifies

Small business optimism falls as costs climb higher than confidence

Rising costs and weaker demand leave only 58% of entrepreneurs confident about 2025

Small business optimism falls as costs climb higher than confidence

Three in four employees link personalized benefits to staying with their employer

2025 index shows flexibility and work-life balance now lead employee benefit priorities over pay

Three in four employees link personalized benefits to staying with their employer

How this Maple 8 investor is taking charge of employee wellbeing

HR executive at BCI explains what led them to be a leading winner of Dialogue's "Healthiest Workplace Award"

How this Maple 8 investor is taking charge of employee wellbeing

Why plan sponsors need to rethink prevention strategies, persistent illness amid 'paradox'

Canada Life explains why the healthcare system is currently in "a paradox" and where plan sponsors should invest in wellbeing and prevention strategies

Why plan sponsors need to rethink prevention strategies, persistent illness amid 'paradox'