Revealed: The 10 workplace benefits your employees want the most
A pension scheme and free tea are amongst the most popular benefits offered to employees, new survey findings have revealed. more»
Work and Wellbeing
With staff representing the most important investment most companies – large or small – make, the health and wellbeing of these employees is paramount. Taking a proactive approach to health and wellbeing not only enables a small business to get the best out of its employees, but also helps with key issues such as recruitment, retention and absenteeism. Our Work and Wellbeing hub brings together expert advice with shared experiences from small business owners who have put their employees front and centre.
Employers are failing to equip their staff with creative and leadership skills
British employers are failing to give staff the creative and leadership skills they need to prepare for the future of work, according to new survey findings. more»
Critical illnesses costing UK employers £15.2bn in lost productivity every year
Research has found that the impact of cancer, MS, strokes and coronary heart disease on workers have a combined impact on productivity of £15.2bn. more»
Mental health issues affecting personal and working lives of almost all UK employees
Mental health issues are being experienced by almost every UK employee confounding beliefs that it only affects a minority of people. more»
Could drinking alcohol every night after work impact your employees’ mental health?
To support the mental wellbeing of business owners and their staff, Dr Julianne Barry, from private GP clinic London Doctors Clinic, outlines five relaxing alternatives to drinking every night. more»
SME managers increasingly stressed by company finances
Over half (55.4%) of senior managers at SMEs say that financial issues in their business have had a negative effect on their health and wellbeing, according to research from invoice finance provider Close Brothers. more»
Apple crowned UK’s popular employer following focus on staff wellbeing
Tech giant Apple has been crowned as the UK’s most popular employer, helped by its focus on staff wellbeing and perks. more»
How UK workers are using mobile apps to keep on top of their mental health
Nearly half of British workers are logging on to mobile apps to monitor stress and boost their mental health. more»
Employers are overlooking chronic back pain at a £10.7bn cost to the economy
Employers are failing to protect remote workers from developing chronic back pain costing the UK economy billions of pounds every year, a new study has found. more»
Financially insecure employees are increasingly stressed in the workplace
Employees fretting about how to make ends meet financially are feeling increasingly stressed at work, new survey findings have revealed. more»
