World Sleep Day, observed annually on March 15th, raises awareness about the importance of good sleep and sleep health. Organized by the World Sleep Society since 2008, the campaign highlights how quality sleep is essential for physical restoration, cognitive function, emotional regulation, and cardiovascular health. Organizations can support employee wellbeing by promoting sleep hygiene through flexible working hours and educational initiatives.
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.
There is a direct link between good sleep and workplace performance. The question is – why isn’t sleeping and resting widely addressed by workplace strategy?
The key to lasting change lies in cultivating a mindset of sustained well-being. Here are 7 tips to help kickstart the new year with a renewed commitment to health.
Sleep is crucial for our health. However, men and women are experiencing insufficient sleep, with 80% of women reporting below-recommended sleep durations!