Joanne Swann

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Joanne is the editor for Workplace Wellbeing Professional and has a keen interest in promoting the safety and wellbeing of the global workforce. After earning a bachelor's degree in English literature and media studies, she taught English in China and Vietnam for two years. Before joining Work Well Pro, Joanne worked as a marketing coordinator for luxury property, where her responsibilities included blog writing, photography, and video creation.

Over 1/3 Brits rate their wellbeing at work as poor

28/06/2023

Over a third of British workers rate their workplace wellbeing as poor, with stress and mental health identified as the primary concerns. The survey reveals that lack of work-life balance support and limited manager support significantly impact employee wellbeing, contributing to quiet quitting and disengagement.

Most employers fail to support lower-income workers during cost-of-living crisis

02/06/2023

Lower-income workers earning under £30,000 face the highest stress from the cost-of-living crisis, yet only 26% receive employer financial wellbeing support compared to 36% across all workers. Research shows these employees are significantly less likely to benefit from existing initiatives.

Surviving cancer: only a quarter of employees undergo medical assessments for risk of serious illness

01/06/2023

Only a quarter of UK employers offer employees medical assessments to identify their risk of serious illness, despite early detection being crucial for better cancer outcomes. Risk profiling helps employees make informed lifestyle decisions and enables employers to tailor wellbeing support effectively.

The best houseplants for scent and well-being

01/06/2023

Discover the best scented houseplants for boosting wellbeing at home. Peace lilies, jasmine, lavender, scented geraniums, and African violets improve air quality, reduce stress, and create a calming atmosphere while adding natural fragrance to your space.

Top 5 ‘sunday scaries’ triggers among employees

31/05/2023

A recent study found that 54% of UK employees experience "Sunday Scaries"—anxiety before returning to work. The top triggers include bosses requesting unexplained meetings (35%), overdue deadlines (27%), and office attendance (24%). A mental health expert shares practical strategies like breathing exercises and journaling to manage pre-work dread.

Third of workers admit to preparing to look for another job!

31/05/2023

A third of UK workers are preparing to job hunt through "career cushioning"—proactively strengthening their career prospects amid economic uncertainty. Key drivers include job insecurity, economic turbulence, and low satisfaction, with most workers monitoring job markets and updating CVs.

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