These are the ways of measuring employees impact
1. A strategic program that’s committed to employees and the employee experience: Measure whether people use and like the program. Think registration, ongoing participation in activities or challenges, achievement of earned points, user satisfaction, organizational support and more.
2. Habits that improve well-being and are reinforced by organizational support: Measure how behavior is changing. This can include exercise, quality of sleep, financial management or work-related behaviors such as having regular one-to-ones.
3. The overall well-being of employees (the subjective sense of feeling good and living with purpose): Measure changes in whole-person well-being. Give employees the ability to self-report on physical, emotional, financial and work well-being, and answer the question, “Overall, do I have well-being in my life?”
4. Better people (HR) results: Measure how employee programs impact people (HR) results. Include metrics like employee engagement, inclusion and turnover.
5. Better business performance, higher profit margin, improved revenue and better industry-specific performance: Measure how employee programs impact the business. Include metrics like customer satisfaction, innovation, profit and growth rate that tie specifically to company goals.