Wellness Incentive Spending Doubles over Four Years
The article is about the Wellness Incentive Spending which gets Doubles over Four Years. article states that Corporate employers plan to spend an average of $521 per employee on wellness-based incentives in 2013. This marks an increase of 13 percent from the average of $460 per employee reported in 2011. it also states that the results illustrated significant growth in the midmarket, where 77 percent of employers plan to offer wellness-based incentives in 2013
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