Top trends for 2024 in Workplace Wellbeing
December 20, 2023
The next twelve months are forecast to continue to be challenging economically and politically (continuing the theme of 2023, see here), with many companies having
The next twelve months are forecast to continue to be challenging economically and politically (continuing the theme of 2023, see here), with many companies having
86% of our recent EAP 2.0 webinar attendees responded in our warm-up poll that demand from their employees for health and wellbeing support has increased
The past twelve months have been tricky, to say the least. Political turmoil. Economic uncertainty. Devastating wars in Ukraine and Gaza. A cost of living
‘Tis the season to be social (for many) so we’re focusing this week on social wellbeing. There are many ways you can boost employee social
HSBC won our MAD World award earlier this year for its global mindfulness champions programme. Sean Tolram, Mindfulness Programme Manager at HSBC, tells us how
Cultural differences are the main challenge for worldwide wellbeing programmes, which we cover in detail in this feature. But what else is there to consider?
Navigating cultural nuances and differences is the biggest challenge when it comes to rolling out global wellbeing campaigns. As Sir Ian Cheshire says in this
Social Wellbeing is increasingly being included in employers’ wellbeing strategies, as explored in this article. Khusboo Patel, Head of Engagement and Inclusion at Metro Bank
“Social wellbeing” is the talk of the wellbeing town just now, adding another pillar to the well established mental, physical and financial framework. But do
Ryan Hopkins, former Future of Wellbeing Leader at Deloitte and author, ’52 Weeks of Wellbeing’, didn’t mince his words this at MAD World this year
