Safe spaces for men: the opportunity for employers to be a force for good
July 19, 2023
Caitlin Moran, Sunday Times columnist and one of the most well-known feminist voices in the UK, is shining a light on the topic of male
Caitlin Moran, Sunday Times columnist and one of the most well-known feminist voices in the UK, is shining a light on the topic of male
This week, Bupa have published their 2023 Wellbeing Index, showing that 48% of Gen Z would leave an employer who cannot keep sustainable promises. Meanwhile,
Dame Carol Black talks to us about why the theme of this year’s MAD World Summit – collaboration – is so important. Everybody coming to
With the Carer’s Leave Bill receiving Royal Assent and due to become law in 20241, the Government has recognised the number of working carers who
With family holidays fast approaching it can sometimes feel like an impossible mission to find time to relax and reset. Research suggests that, instead of
Whilst we’ve heard this week from the Bank of England that the UK banking system is resilient in the face of rising interest rates, but for many
Reactive workplace wellbeing strategies are not working. With the majority of workplace wellbeing support programmes overly reliant on low engagement Employee Assistance Programmes (EAPs) and
Now in its sixth successful year, the MAD World Summit – Make A Difference Media’s sister event – is firmly established as the go-to, solutions-focused
Collaboration is a hot topic in wellbeing currently largely because, with the function being relatively new, there is still much negotiating in many organisations about
We talk to MAD World Summit keynote speaker Sir Ian Cheshire about why this year’s theme – collaboration – is so important in progressing the
