Employee Wellbeing

Marburg – October 30, 2026 -- More than 180 participants attended the first Menopause Day at University Hospital Marburg (UKGM), which put menopause on the agenda of workplace health management under the motto "Menopause at Work - Inform, Connect, Support."

Women's Health Center runs hybrid format with two lecture blocks

The Women's Health Center at UKGM Marburg organized the event. Attendees could join on site or online. Individual medical consultations followed the lectures, so participants could raise personal health questions confidentially.

PD Dr. Gamal-André Banat opened the day on behalf of the UKGM management. He described the topic as important for employee health and well-being and praised the initiative as modern, employee-focused health promotion.

CHICAGO – October 29, 2026 -- Benefits technology provider bswift earned a Gold-level Aetna Workplace Well-being Award, up from Silver in 2025, after its internal programs exceeded all four published engagement and satisfaction targets.

bswift's well-being programs beat every published participation goal

Preventive health engagement reached 65%, against a 50% goal. The result is supported by bswift's Medical Premium Credit program.

Engagement in the Color Health cancer support program hit 18.3%, versus a 12% target. Participation in the Maven Menopause and Midlife Health program reached 15.58%, also against a 12% goal.

Satisfaction with parental support came in at 87.5%, above the 85% goal. The company expanded Paid Parental Leave and introduced a Parent-to-be Guide beforehand.

Pittsburgh – September 16, 2026 -- Lawyers score just 30% on resilience compared with 50% for the general public, a gap that has held steady since 1994, according to 30 years of data from Talogy's Caliper Profile assessment cited in a new American Bar Association book.

New ABA book credits 4.5 million Caliper assessments for resilience findings

Thin-Skinned: Why Lawyers Are So Low in Resilience and the New Science That Can Help, authored by legal psychology experts Dr. Larry Richard and Dr. D'Arcy Lyness, draws on a database of 4.5 million Caliper Profile assessments compiled by talent management firm Talogy. The book finds that nine out of 10 lawyers score in the bottom half of the resilience scale.