Less than one in five employees getting a good night’s sleep
A staggering one in three employees rates their sleep quality as poor, while less than one in five consider their sleep to be of good or excellent quality.
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Less than 1/5 fitness influencers have related qualifications
Less than a fifth of fitness influencers have any related qualifications or credentials, making it hard to choose which fitness advice to take!
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Retiring at 71? These signs could mean you’re ready for a career change
The average working week is 36.4 hours. Over a lifetime, this can amount to over 90,000 hours, highlighting the importance of getting enjoyment out of your work.
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Osteopath tips to prevent back pain sabotaging your sleep
A leading UK back specialist is urging those with back pain to adopt some simple ‘back hygiene’ measures to help ensure a good night’s sleep.
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Talking and listening essential for building a healthier workforce
Despite many employees often taking their worries to work with them, in true British fashion, we hide it with a smile and resist talking about it….
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- Jane Gunn: How to obtain a workplace ceasefire
- Gemma Bowden: Breaking the stigma surrounding menopause in the workplace
- Sarah Manley: The importance of recharging for introvert leaders
- Marco Favaloro: How to keep your team energised when the going gets tough
- Phill Bell: Delivering the world’s healthiest workplaces – unlocking human potential for business success
