Today, during Children’s Mental Health Week (5-11th February 2024), British multinational retailer M&S is launching new training to help its 65,000 colleagues learn more about how
Data released by workplace wellbeing provider Champion Health gives an insight into the health and wellbeing of the working population between January 2023 and October
As the month of November (now affectionately dubbed Movember, in recognition of the annual campaign to raise awareness of men’s health issues, such
According to a new report, 93% of staff in the UK say that tackling climate in their job role is important for their motivation and
Outdated cultures and practices still remain in many workplaces around the UK, says a poll by Working Families. Nearly half of working mothers (41%) say
When looking for a job, getting a good balance between work and home life is always important. According to research, the best industry to work
Research has found that toxic work cultures across different sectors are resulting in workers becoming less productive and leaving their jobs. Two in five employees
Lawyers have a “high risk of burnout” according to the latest research by LawCare, with a majority experiencing mental ill-health in the previous 12 months.
Mental health and illness are difficult subjects to talk about for many people. Not only is the stigma still around for some, but taking in
In the run up to World Suicide Prevention Day (10 September 2021), suicide remains a devastating problem. According to the latest figures from the Office
MAD World Festival of Workplace Culture, Mental Health and Wellbeing
17th October 2024
29th – 30th April 2025
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