Health & Wellbeing News and New Launches Directors shouldn’t just look at sickness rates as a sign of a healthy workforce As the number of workers in the private sector taking sickness days reaches a record low since 1993*, Mike Preston,…
Health & Wellbeing Study shows lack of employer knowledge about Group Life Assurance benefits Research from Group Risk Development*, (GRiD) the industry body for the group risk protection sector, shows that employers lack knowledge…
Health & Wellbeing SMEs miss out on private medical insurance benefits SMEs are missing out on the vast array of benefits private medical insurance (PMI) can provide, commonly viewing it as…
Health & Wellbeing Opinion Workplace wellbeing – what you need to know You’ve heard all about workplace wellbeing right? It’s a significant business issue which is becoming more prominent in successful organisations.…
Health & Wellbeing UK workers turn to retail therapy instead of tackling causes of stress UK workers are more likely to treat themselves when they feel stressed rather than tackle the root cause, research has…
Health & Wellbeing News and New Launches Creating a successful Corporate Wellbeing Programme Any great leader will tell you that great people are at the heart of any successful business. They are…
Health & Wellbeing Employees working sick, with HR worst offenders Employee services business Personal Group and online doctor service videoDoc have revealed worrying trends with regards to the prioritisation of work over…
Health & Wellbeing The stats behind workplace mental health support As the UK marks Mental Health Awareness Week, many small to medium business owners are no doubt looking to become more…
Health & Wellbeing Presenteeism has tripled in UK workplaces since 2010 Did you know that the average level of employee absence is 6.6 days per employee per year, an increase from…
Health & Wellbeing One in three UK employees working with anxiety, depression or stress More than one in three UK employees say they are working with anxiety, depression or stress, according to research. The…
