Welcome to the new episode of Business Focus, brought to you by Poland Weekly! In this edition titled Well-being 2.0, Sylwia Ziemacka interviews Or Hever, CEO of Move4Life, to discuss innovative ways to enhance well-being for both individuals and businesses. They delve into the evolving definition of workplace well-being, the disconnect between management and employees, and the importance of creating personalized, engaging well-being programs that truly make a difference. Or Hever shares expert insights on optimizing well-being strategies, addressing common pitfalls in employee engagement, and leveraging well-being initiatives to attract new talent. Discover how companies can build a genuine well-being culture that not only supports employees but also drives business success.
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Well-being 2.0: Enhancing well-being for individuals and businesses
Sylwia Ziemacka
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