Bringing nature to work
As research highlights the link between nature, wellbeing and productivity, we call for employers to consider how they can use biophilic design in the workplace.
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As research highlights the link between nature, wellbeing and productivity, we call for employers to consider how they can use biophilic design in the workplace.
Continue readingDivorce can be traumatic, affecting people profoundly at home and at work. We examine the effects of relationship breakdown on employee wellbeing and how employers can minimise its disruption.
Continue readingIs Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) affecting your employees? We explore the impact of winter on mental health at work and what employers can do to combat the condition.
Continue readingMore than half of UK employees have felt lonely at work. As evidence grows of the associated health risks, we call for businesses to do more to combat loneliness in the workplace.
Continue readingTechnology is neither intrinsically good, nor intrinsically evil. However, evidence is emerging that the way we are using digital devices could be affecting our concentration, cognition and creativity.
Continue readingPurpose might seem like a nebulous concept, but there’s real evidence that it has an impact on motivation, creativity, loyalty, productivity and satisfaction in the workplace.
Continue readingDomestic abuse is an issue businesses have long struggled to address, yet it affects 1.9 million adults every year. A new toolkit from Business in the Community points the way forward.
Continue readingThe workplace is changing and it’s changing rapidly. A combination of technological innovations and economic trends mean businesses are having to adapt quickly to developments that are not always easy to anticipate.
Continue readingPaul Barrett drills down into the effects of poor sleep on employees, including its negative effects on their productivity, and finds out how different organisations are tackling the issue through their wellbeing strategies.
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