People working in the creative industries in Northern Ireland are three times more likely to suffer from mental health problems than the general public, according to a new study. more»
Employers are likely to want to be informed about the use of anti-depressants, but employees do have a right to privacy. However, in certain industries they will be required to disclose their use of prescription medication. more»
Every year, New Year’s resolutions are long forgotten sometimes as early as mid-January – so why do people struggle to see their good intentions through? more»
Talk to select friends about how you really feel about going back to work, and what the Christmas and New Year period were like for you. more»
As 2018 begins to take shape, make sure you are up to speed on the health and wellbeing trends that are set to dominate. more»
The winter work blues are a real thing, and as employees return to work following a long break, they might need a little morale boost. Here’s what small businesses can do to help. more»
New research has suggested self-employed workers are less stressed than those directly employed by a business, with mental health also better. more»
Our new guide, in partnership with AXA PPP healthcare, covers everything to do with workplace health and wellbeing – from managing staff absences to tackling workplace stress. more»
Part of the beauty of mindfulness is that you can practise it anywhere and anytime – indoors, outside, in the morning or before you go to bed. more»
Promoting good health and wellness should also be an employer’s goal for 2018. Here are six key wellbeing trends and initiatives that bosses should look out for next year. more»
