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ARTICLE · 10 FEBRUARY 2020

Employee Wellbeing: Are We Missing An Opportunity?

Technology to deliver staff wellbeing is good for employers and employees, though privacy and data concerns must be addressed.

BelgiumEmployment and HR

Technology to deliver staff wellbeing is good for employers and employees, though privacy and data concerns must be addressed.

With employee wellbeing moving up board agendas, a number of major multinational firms and small enterprises alike have embraced initiatives or technologies in the area. Telecommunications giant Vodafone, for example, provides employees with an app to manage various dimensions of their wellbeing, monitoring their use of online services and making recommendations for healthier behaviours. Likewise, banking group BNP Paribas uses wearable technology to provide employees with personalised data to help them make healthy lifestyle choices.

From fostering a more productive workplace to reducing absenteeism and improving employee satisfaction, the right use of wellbeing technology can benefit both employers and staff.

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