Prioritize well-being in 2024The start of the new year brings a clean slate for many. While prioritizing our well-being has been an essential part of our lives for the past few years, it's always good to re-evaluate your current practices.
JMP's parent company, SAS, offers so many resources for employee well-being. Here are a few offerings to support your physical, emotional, and social well-being in 2024:
- Well-being at SAS: Find resources to support your physical, emotional, and social well-being, as well as financial, community, and career resources. Sign up for the monthly newsletter to receive wellness updates in your inbox. If you're new to SAS and JMP, attend an upcoming well-being orientation!
- U.S. well-being account: To support your health and well-being, SAS will reimburse up to $1,200 per calendar year for eligible expenses related to specific financial, physical, emotional, and other wellness needs.
- HR Find it Fast: Find insurance info, vacation policy, holiday closings, and more FAST!
- Update the employee directory: Add the phonetic pronunciation of your name, your LinkedIn profile, your birthday, and more.
- Ergonomics support: SAS' Ergonomics Program can assist you in adjusting your workstation for maximum comfort.
- Active Allies Resource Center: Find customized toolkits to become better allies for colleagues from marginalized groups.
- Recreation and Fitness Center: In-person and on-demand fitness classes, sports, discount tickets, massage therapy, and more!
Do you know of a SAS tidbit that makes you or your coworkers say, “I didn’t know SAS offered that!?!” Fill out this form to submit a SAS Life Hack.
A few resources to help in your 2024 wellness journey
Feature StoryRe: Prioritize well-being in 2024I love this article so much. Why? First, because our parent company really cares about our well-being and proves it every day by putting and keeping those measures in place. Second, I love this because we all need this reminder that if we don't care of ourselves, we can't take care of our teams and colleagues and families. Like they say in the airplane: Put your own oxygen mask on first; then assist others who need assistance.
