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19 WELLNESS ADVICE | Reactivity is a habit that can be broken
By Katie McDonald
21 CATEGORY: 1,000 OR FEWER EMPLOYEES
1st Place | Diversified Group
Diversified Group makes wellness part of company culture
2nd Place | Stew Leonard's
Healthy food for sale, healthy workforce on staff
3rd Place | The SLAM Collaborative
Architectural firm builds up employee wellness
23 CATEGORY: 1,001 TO 4,999 EMPLOYEES
1st Place | Gilbane Inc.
Gilbane Inc. focuses on whole-person health
2nd Place | FM Global
FM Global links physical wellness with community service
3rd Place | Benchmark Senior Living
Benchmark Senior Living mixes fun and healthy behaviors
25 CATEGORY: 5,000-PLUS EMPLOYEES
1st Place | Meredith Corporation
Meredith Corp. champions physical and financial wellness
2nd Place | Burns & McDonnell
Burns & McDonnell's wellness focus comes from the top
3rd Place | CGI Technologies and Solutions
Global company promotes all-around wellness
26 THE LIST | Healthiest employers in Connecticut
Meet CT's healthiest
employers
H
artford Business Jour-
nal's second annual
Healthiest Employers
awards recognize com-
panies that are dedicated
to employee health and safety as well as
results-oriented wellness programs.
The Healthiest Employers awards
program was done in partnership with
Springbuk, a privately held technology
and data research firm that determined
the finalists and winners using its own
scoring methodology.
Companies that participated in the
program had to complete an online
assessment representing a holistic ap-
proach to wellbeing. Companies were
then ranked based on their perfor-
mance on the following six measures:
culture and leadership commitment;
foundational components; strategic
planning; communication and market-
ing; programming and interventions;
and reporting and analytics.
A total of 17 companies participated
in the program this year. The winners
and finalists are featured in the pages
that follow.
We hope you find this special section
informative and that it spurs ideas
on how to improve the health of your
workforce.
Greg Bordonaro | Editor, Hartford Business Journal
CONNECTICUT'S HEALTHIEST EMPLOYERS 2019
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