People perform better at work, and in life, when they are well supported. Investing in employee wellbeing can lead to increased satisfaction and loyalty, improved productivity, a stronger workforce and a healthier bottom line. Workplace Options is solely focused on employee wellbeing and has been built with the single purpose of helping workers and their families around the world.
WE HELP PEOPLE
How Our Wellbeing Services Help
Emotional Support
Practical Support
Physical Support
About Workplace Options
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Employees we serve
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Organizations we support
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Countries & Territories we cover
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Global Offices & Service Centers
Who We Serve
Workplace Options global presence and services provide many benefits to different groups on both organizational and individual levels.
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- Brokers & Consultants
- Client Partners
- Employers
- Individuals
Why Choose
Workplace Options?
Our ongoing commitment to innovation, security and technological development drives the wellbeing industry forward to new levels of effectiveness, information, efficiency and connectivity.
With ongoing investments in our capabilities and facilities worldwide, our worldwide service centers and a global network of more than 83,000 providers, you can rely on Workplace Options to create a seamless solution.
We continuously strive to improve and expand our ability to provide high-quality services for employees’ emotional, practical, and physical wellbeing. Our expert team is well credentialed, and our ISO 9001 Certification is evidence of our ongoing pursuit of consistent, exceptional-quality service.
Our satisfaction surveys show that more than 98% of respondents that we served felt we cared about them and their request, that we helped them and that their company made the right decision in hiring us to provide services.
We can tailor an employee wellbeing program to your specific needs. You can choose options to support or bolster an existing program, or begin a new one, using some or all of our services. We are here to help.
Stories From The Front
Case Study:
HR & Business SupportHuman resources representative from a national restaurant chain determined that their managers needed assistance with time management in both their professional and personal lives.
Case Study:
Global ProductsA client based in Germany e-mailed the EAP service and requested to speak with a counselor. He indicated that his father passed away the previous week and he was having difficulty coping with the loss. He did not have a strong support system nearby, as his family lived three hours away. His father’s death occurred suddenly and he was grappling with not being able to say goodbye to his father.
Case Study:
EAP SupportA couple called Workplace Options from their home in London. They were worried about their 15-year-old daughter. They were concerned that she may be experimenting with drugs and alcohol. One of our counselors spoke with the parents about typical communication problems that occur between parents and teenagers.
Case Study:
Legal/FinancialA nurse’s aide from a Sacramento area hospital called our service center. She had shared with her supervisor that she was experiencing stress due to a disagreement with a roofer she had hired to do some work at her home.
Case Study:
WellnessThe caller was a 36-year-old female who managed a 10-person sales team. She typically worked a 12-hour day and needed to make herself available on a 24-hour basis to meet her weekly and monthly sales targets. She felt she lacked the stamina needed to continue with this schedule and found it difficult to find the time to eat well or to exercise. She contacted a wellness coach for advice on improving her wellbeing.
Case Study:
Dependent CareThe caller, a training manager at a financial services company in New York State, contacted our care consultant after he was advised by his mother’s assisted living facility in Pennsylvania that she could no longer reside there. His mother’s dementia had become severe and the facility was not equipped to manage her.
Case Study:
Work-LifeAn administrative assistant from a university in Texas called our service center looking for help planning her 12-year-old daughter’s birthday party. She wanted to make the party special so she had allowed her daughter to invite five of her friends to spend the day at a local theme park.
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Workplace Options Names Gruet Chief Revenue Officer
Workplace Options announces today, a new position that has been created in response to a period of rapid growth and expansion for the company. Jean-Baptiste (JB) Gruet, a 12-year veteran of Workplace Options and a member of the Board of Directors, has been named as the organization’s first Chief Revenue Officer, with global revenue responsibility.
Working Parents Are Struggling With Child Care
A recent Workplace Options poll revealed that 23 percent of employees polled had considered quitting a job due to child care issues. The poll also found that women were three times more likely than men to have considered quitting over child care.
2019 Lockton Global Benefits Forum
This event bring together HR and industry leaders to tackle challenges that have particular urgency today for companies doing business around the world.
