What Good Health at Work Looks Like
The What Good Looks Like (WGLL) programme is led by Public Health England and the Association of Directors of Public […]
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ONS Sickness absence in the labour market: 2016
The Office of National Statistics’ latest findings on sickness absence in the labour market (2016) reveals that minor illnesses (such […]
This Won’t Hurt a Bit: Supporting small business to be healthy, wealthy and wise
A report by The Work Foundation (Libby McEnhill and Karen Steadman) looking into Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and their […]
Mental health in the City workplace – how are you doing?
Following on from the City of London’s successful Lord Mayor event last month highlighting mental ill health within the City, […]
Why Workplace Matters: Raj Shah at TEDxUGA
Raj Shah is no stranger to the University of Georgia. He graduated from the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences […]
Health, wellbeing and productivity in the workplace
This report aims to draw upon data collected during the 2014 Britain’s Healthiest Company (BHC) competition in order to understand what […]
What Is the ROI for Workplace Health Promotion? It Really Does Depend, and That’s the Point
A recent systematic review of the literature on the financial impact of workplace health promotion found that 46 of 47 programs saved […]
Developing line managers’ soft skills is the way forward on wellbeing
Authors: Paul Barrett Head of Wellbeing at Bank Workers Charity
Employee wellbeing is as important to the City as the health of its businesses
By Alan Yarrow. When the City’s workers are healthy, the companies they work for will have the greatest chance of […]
The Telegraph – Britain’s Healthiest Company 2015
As the first initiative of its kind in the UK, Britain’s Healthiest Company seeks to understand the wellbeing of our […]
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