National Sickie Day: how many of your staff are in?
Gen Z and millennials feel too under pressure to take a sick day.
Category: Wellbeing News
London ranked second highest city for burnout in Europe
Tallinn in Estonia reported the lowest level of burnout worldwide.
Is your office prepared for a snow filled February?
Every employer has a duty of care to their staff.
Are workplace cliques good or bad for a company?
Alan Price, CEO at BrightHR gives his view on workplace cliques.
Bullying and harassment in the office ‘swept under the carpet’
Line managers are connected to causing and preventing bullying at work.
How to encourage employees to engage with their finances
Poor financial wellbeing can be damaging to employees and the workplace.
Today is the most depressing day of the year, ‘Blue Monday’
Is your company prepared for the challenges to mental health and productivity January brings?
Mental health support helps to retain staff
Younger employees seem more attuned to mental health issues.
‘Ignoring your staff’s needs will just frustrate them’: Brian Kropp
"You should set business goals at the beginning of the year."
The lunch hour is disappearing due to over worked employees
By not taking a lunch break, an employee can feel mentally drained.
Is flexible working reserved for senior staff?
Parents hold the opinion that they have to work extra hours to "manage unwieldy jobs".
How to avoid the ‘Monday blues’
The most productive part of the day is 10.48 am.
HR managers most likely to suffer from mental health issues
CEOs and senior management are less likely to suffer from mental health issues.
‘Sunday night blues’ heightened for first day back of New Year
24 per cent are unhappy in their job at the start of 2020.
‘We need to reframe the word no’: Neil Shah, Stress Management Society
"There is no one size fits all solution to wellbeing."