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Paige McGlauflin, Joseph Abrams

How Marsh McLennan gets employees to use their well-being benefits through an app

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Corporate leaders are desperate to make sure the costly benefits workers increasingly expect actually generate positive outcomes like higher productivity and engagement. That squeeze is particularly evident with well-being support, where there's a high discrepancy between what workers want and what companies are offering. 

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