On International Day of Happiness, a new nationwide survey of British workers reveals appreciation is key to the happiness of the nation’s employees.
Appreciation more important than salary to employees’ happiness
Tags: employee wellbeing
Alex Perry: How to support a colleague affected by cancer
Bupa’s Alex Perry talks through simple strategies HR managers can put into place to support employees diagnosed with cancer.
Employee wellbeing high on HR agenda
A desire to provide support to all staff, encourage employee engagement and reduce absence has put employee wellbeing high on the agenda for HR in 2019, new research finds*. More than half of employers (54 per cent) run informal employee wellbeing initiatives, while one-in-five (22 per cent) has a formal programme in place. The majority…
Brendan Street: Why it’s time employers learn to listen this Time to Talk Day
Some valuable advice on how employers can learn to listen this Time to Talk Day.
Everton leads way in tackling low pay in sport
Everton Football Club leads the sports industry by paying staff the real Living Wage.
Brits are too afraid to call in sick
Brits afraid of their boss and office backlash.
Brian Hall: How to keep your home workers healthy
How can employers keep their home workers engaged?
Birmingham the most dangerous city for work accidents
This is where you are twice as likely to have a fatal accident at work than the rest of the country.
UK business directors lack training on sexual harassment
Forty-four per cent of UK business directors have never been trained on workplace arassment.
Stephen Deuchar: ’30 minutes a day paints a brighter future for anxious Britain’
Art Fund’s Director talks to HRreview about all things art and anxiety in the workplace.
Which UK industries are most plagued by the stress epidemic?
CV-Library reveals the top stress magnets.
Melanie Robinson: Blue Monday – Starting a conversation around mental health
Having been criticized as a marketing campaign that trivialises mental health problems as a one day event, it can nonetheleses be utilized as a starting point for employers to start a conversation around this critical issue with their employees.
Over half of Brits think art should be in every workplace
New research has revealed an appetite for art in the office.
Employees who work from home can’t switch off
Do you stop emailing after work?
2.3 million working Brits think about handing in their notice every day
New research shows the trend linked to increased levels of stress at work.