During the COVID-19 pandemic, people spent a lot of time isolated and indoors, which helped foster an environment where some people now feel lonelier than ever. The result is a loss of social connectedness—the degree to which people feel the social connections and relationships in their lives to satisfy their wants and needs. When social…
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Well Workplace Award Winners of Q2 2022
There are many “Employer of Choice” awards that an organization can choose to apply for in order to stand out and attract top talent, but the Well Workplace Award sets a new standard for what it means to be human at work by recognizing organizations that are contributing to human flourish and thriving through their wellness efforts.
Well Workplace Award winners share a vision of protecting and enhancing the health and well-being of each and every employee within their organizations as a part of the very fabric of what they do – not something extraneous and peripheral to the core business functions.
Since WELCOA’s inception in 1987, we have been dedicated to studying and promoting the efforts of America’s Healthiest Companies. All of our award winners have completed a rigorous application process that includes using our patented 7 Benchmarks framework to help build and shape high-performing, and highly effective wellness programs.
This quarter’s award winners are no exception. Congratulations to the 2022 Second-Quarter Well Workplace Award Winners!
Platinum Level Award Winners
Bank of America – Bank of America is an American multinational investment bank and financial services holding company based out of Charlotte, North Carolina. The corporation employs 208,000 people and has a commitment to strengthening communities and being a diverse and inclusive workplace.
City of Albuquerque – City of Albuquerque, New Mexico insures more than 18,000 people including city employees and individuals from 19 other government entities, as well as dependents, spouses, and partners. The city has made a long-term commitment to wellness through strategic planning.
Gold Level Award Winners
Aries Industries, Inc. – Aries Industries, Inc. is a leader in the design and manufacturing industry. Based out of Waukesha, Wisconsin, they employ 100 people with a focus on creating a culture that empowers their employees to create and develop innovative solutions.
City of Grand Junction – The City of Grand Junction Colorado employs 1000 people, and focuses on hiring creative, innovative individuals with a passion for serving the local community.
Silver Level Award Winner
Idaho Forest Group – Idaho Forest Group is a wood manufacturing business headquartered in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. It’s a family-owned company with 1220 employees with a mission to enhance the lives and livelihood of their employees, customer, partners, and the communities in which they operate by providing the earth’s best renewable building products.
Congratulations to this quarter’s award winners! Thank you for the work you’re doing alongside WELCOA, to improve the well-being of all working people.
Do you have what it takes to stand out as a Well Workplace?
Apply for third-quarter awards now through September 2, 2022.
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