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Wellness Industry Leaders Shockingly Admit that Wellness Is Bad for Morale
Al Lewis and Vik Khanna 
[Opinion] Mar. 13, 2015 "Why, having now read this revelation in [their] own words, that wellness is bad for morale, would any company still want to 'do wellness'? Or as we say ... 'If you're a general, would you rather have troops with high morale or troops with low cholesterol?' Isn't this the best argument for getting rid of your wellness program: You can improve morale and save money?" MORE >> |
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