For the first time since 2019, The Investors in People Awards return to an in person ceremony, which will shine a spotlight on the successes
Like many companies, energy company RWE found its workforce felt depleted and disconnected in the wake of COVID-19 with some colleagues being at risk of suffering burnout.
We first published this article back in 2022, but the insights shared are just as relevant now. Companies are increasingly looking at how they collect
Black Lives Matter brought the issue of how Black people are treated differently in society into the spotlight, with many companies making announcements on the
One of the biggest blockers to financial wellbeing is the fact that talking about money, particularly at work, particularly in the UK, is still considered
The way employees relate to their managers is crucial to how they feel about work. An average full-time job takes around 2000 hours per year.
Radical change in working practices and employee values in recent years has seen attitudes towards staff wellbeing also turn on their head. A consumer survey
With 15 years of experience of creating optimal wellbeing workplaces, Simone Fenton-Jarvis is the first known ‘chief workplace officer’ in the UK and one of
Behavioural science is increasingly playing a central role at forward thinking employers which are committed to embedding wellbeing as a strategic priority. Natwest, for example,
Our Movers and Shakers articles highlight who’s moving up, out or across in the rapidly evolving world of workplace wellbeing. There have been many significant
