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Millennials Will Bring Wellness Into the Workplace

by | Mar 6, 2014 | Miscellaneous

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According to a new study, Millennials “will make up roughly 50% of the U.S. workforce by 2020. As a result, this generation is poised to change the culture of work in America. And a big part of that corporate culture shift will be an increased demand for the integration of health and wellness into the office,” Fox News reports.

The survey found Millennials are becoming increasingly more engaged in their own health and wellbeing:

  • 46% of Millennials want as much quantifiable data about their health as possible
  • 54% of Millennials will likely buy a body-analyzing device (weight, body fat, blood pressure, etc.)
  • 31% believe that genetics/DNA tests are valuable in better understanding of their health

Written By Mike Veny

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