For growing medium-sized companies (SMEs) with fewer than 250 employees, people are their strongest assets. Knowing where to invest limited budgets to build a stronger workforce is vital for a thriving business.
Our Health on Demand 2025 study found that worries over declining health affect employees across all age groups, and employees at SMEs are no exception: More than four in 10 worry about declining physical, cognitive, or mental and emotional health.
With physical health and cognitive decline being the top concerns among employees, benefits to support physical and mental health are vital to sustain talent engagement and retention.
Mental health:
Physical health:
By 2030, one in four people in Asia will be over 60. As the region revises its national retirement and reemployment policies, both employers and employees need to rethink their approach to managing extended working lives and strategies to maintain their health and well-being with care. Prioritising health spans through preventive health and wellness programs can improve the quality of their personal and professional lives in later years.
SMEs that value flexibility and choice in their benefits plans can help employees stay healthy and reduce anxieties over their health. Size shouldn’t limit your organisation’s ability to offer benefits choices and the health coverage your employees need.
Marsh helps businesses provide employee benefits from as little as one employee with:
Choose Select by Marsh to make your choice.
Health on Demand 2025 is a study designed to help employers of all sizes globally understand their employees’ health and well-being challenges and needs in today’s evolving landscape. It provides insights and guidance to help employers invest in their people’s health and well-being with confidence.