Budget cuts have created an atmosphere of uncertainty in the UK, causing employees to feel less in control of their wellbeing, as well as losing trust in employers' wellbeing efforts.
An organisation that nurtures the physical and mental wellbeing of its workforce reaps the benefits of increased productivity and improved employee retention.
New research shows major differences between current health risks in the UK and those reported two years ago, as well as differences between UK and global health risks.
Despite prioritising the buzzwords 'culture' and 'well-being strategy', businesses are facing a decline in staff well-being, raising questions about this downturn despite significant investments.
With the rising popularity of environmental, social, and governance ESG reporting, a greater amount of responsibility is inevitably placed on the shoulders of HR teams to deliver results.
Taking proactive steps through early intervention, can help empower employees and ensure they receive the care they need while reducing absenteeism and easing the burden on the NHS.
Practical strategies for employee mental wellbeing can offer a competitive advantage. Several well-known companies prioritise their employees' mental health, recognising its positive financial impact.
Amidst this whirlwind of change and uncertainty, the importance of workplace wellbeing has taken center stage. It has evolved from a corporate nicety to an organisational necessity.