Level Up! Strategies for Virtual Engagement
In a recent Covid-19 Well-Being survey, conducted by SF Health Service System, 85% of employees reported that technology has helped them stay connected with colleagues in a collaborative way. Establishing social connections and engaging employees in a virtual setting can be challenging, but not impossible. Capitalize on the virtual platforms your employees are using and explore opportunities to “level up” your well-being engagement game!

Virtual Engagement "Levels":
- Communication- Engage in dialogue and feedback to understand interest
- Choose Health- Offer programs that are meaningful to employees
- Community- Establish opportunities for employees to connect, socialize, and work together
Each of these "levels" of engagement offer an opportunity to introduce well-being concepts at the workplace.
How will you Level Up?!
VIRTUAL ENGAGEMENT- Critical Elements to Consider First:
Know Your Audience
Consider what tools your peers need in order to participate in well-being activities
Garner Management Support
Identify leaders that champion well-being and keep managers informed with well-being resources
Identify Challenges
Champions should work with Department Leads to identify barriers and challenges that would prevent participation in well-being offerings
Training Materials:
Transition with Covid-19
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Resources
Onsite Activities
Bring well-being to your workplace by requesting onsite activities that will engage employees in well-being.
Grants
Submit an application to receive financial assistance in your well-being efforts.
Key Player Training's
Stay up to date with well-being resources you can implement at your worksite and meet other Well-Being Champions and Department Leads by attending quarterly training's hosted by SFHSS Well-Being Team.
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Recognition
Spotlights
Spotlights provide the opportunity to highlight programs and the individuals/groups that promote well-being. Learn more and nominate a program at your workplace! Start by completing the nomination form.
Awards
Well-Being@Work Awards recognize departments that are taking steps toward making employee well-being a priority in the workplace. Awards recognize departments that make an exerted effort to strategically impact the well-being of their employees, following guidelines and best practices provided by the SFHSS Well-Being Team. In order to receive an award departments must have a Well-Being@Work Annual Plan in place.
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SFHSS Well-Being Team
We're Here to Help
Contact a Well-Being@Work team member for additional support in bringing well-being to your workplace:
- Email: Well-Being@sfgov.org
- Phone Number: (628) 652-4650