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Holistic wellbeing

Holistic wellbeing is fundamental to health, happiness, and development. At Microsoft, our wellbeing offerings—called Essentials— underpin the support and investment in our employees.

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The Seattle Times

Microsoft is offering menopause benefits to keep women in workforce

By Kelsey Butler
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HR Executive

5 Important takeaways from Microsoft's HR Strategy

By Dawn Kawamoto
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Employee Benefit News

How employers can help workers shore up 401(k)’s and savings

By Stephanie Schomer
Employee Benefit News

Why Every Company Should Invest in Mental Health Support

By Kristen Roby Dimlow
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Employee Benefit News

Microsoft fertility benefits help employees build families

By Stephanie Schomer
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HR Executive

Financial wellness: How HR can step up and ‘be deliberate’

By Will Bunch
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SHRM

The impact of benefits on employee wellbeing

By Fred Thiele
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LinkedIn

Supporting employees through family planning

By Sonja Kellen
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LinkedIn

Financial wellbeing and your holistic wellbeing program

By Kristen Roby Dimlow
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ebn

Why Microsoft revamped its fertility benefits

By Nick Otto
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William & Mary Leadership & Business

Kristen Roby Dimlow - holistic wellbeing at Microsoft

By Ramon A. Mason School of Business
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Microsoft Inside Track

Brain-friendly employee feedback

By Lukas Velush

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