Employee Wellbeing

Following Mental Health Awareness Week, Central Co-op has announced the launch of its "We've Got You" wellbeing campaign.

In a new Employee Experience report, 75% of organisations fail to regularly check in on employee needs and attitudes, for example through satisfaction surveys.

With a growing spectrum of health issues to address alongside concerns around cost management, employers are faced with the challenge of getting it right.

This represents a significant increase on the 51% who measured this impact in 2023, highlighting how employers are recognising how important it is.

In 2024, organisations will need to prioritise wellbeing, supporting employees’ mental and physical health. Here are some top trends to look out for.

In a significant boost for workplace well-being, 43% of employers have pledged to increase their investment in employee benefits within the next year.

Implementing a wellness programme with various perks and policies is challenging. While some organisations report success, many say their programs fall flat...

Employment platforms are not accessible for everyone, with most job seekers finding them challenging to search and apply for jobs.

In this episode of the Mind, Body, Work podcast, host Joanne Swann is joined by Dr. Alexandra Dobra-Kiel, Innovation and Strategy Director at Behave, and Amrit Sandhar, CEO of &Evolve. Together they discuss the psychological advantages of expressing gratitude in the workplace and share effective strategies for employee appreciation. This discussion comes just in time for Employee Appreciation Day on March 1st.

Progress supporting women to advance in the workplace continues to be slow with many factors continuing to prevent women from reaching their full potential.