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The strategic case for perks programs that anchor to wellbeing: Why small investments yield big returns

by Sally Benn February 24, 2026

written by Sally Benn February 24, 2026

The survey results tell a familiar story: Canadian organizations know what employees want but struggle to deliver it within budget. Flexibility and personalization top the list of improvement areas, with 59% of respondents identifying it as their primary gap. While organizations calculate the upfron...

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Sally Benn

Sally Benn is SVP, group customers at Venngo Inc. Venngo helps Canada’s top employers and member-based organizations create happy and healthy workplaces by promoting the financial, physical, and mental well-being of employees and improving the value proposition of membership. With 300+ health & wellness vendor partners and 2000 other unique perks and special offers, Venngo provides members of your organization with savings on everything from tickets and travel to dining, clothing, insurance and more.

The strategic case for perks programs that anchor to wellbeing: Why small investments yield big returns

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