We know that purpose has a positive effect on productivity and wellbeing at work, but what potential benefits are there if you believe in something
As the founder and CEO of WONE, I’m deeply concerned about the pervasive issue of workplace stress. The legal profession has shown itself to be
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and to mark it we spoke to Mental Health Trainer Sharron Moffatt, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in
Yes, you might still believe that psychologically men are from Mars and women from Venus, but it’s now over 30 years since ‘that’ book on
The life trajectory of women leaves them exposed to larger risks than men, but they are also generally much less prepared for them because they
Benefits can sometimes be seen as tactical, but they have the potential to be highly strategic and particularly powerful at this time, as employers navigate
Louise Boston, Strategic Health & Wellbeing manager at E.ON is in a unique position because she’s living and working with cancer, and is working in
Jackie Buttery, Head of Benefits and Reward at Travers Smith, and a recent Watercooler speaker for us, has oodles of experience in the industry behind
Jen Fisher was one of the first Chief Wellbeing Officers of a professional services organisation (Deloitte US), after she put a business case together for
Delegates always tell us that one of the most valuable takeways from The Watercooler Event, which kicks off tomorrow and Wednesday in London, is the
30th April – 1st May 2025
