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Emma Mamo, Head of Workplace Wellbeing at MIND.

Emma Mamo: What employers can do to support an employee mental...

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Soar:​ ​Tree​ ​of​ ​Life App

An App A Day Keeps the Stress Away

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Alex Currie, GoCompare

Alex Currie: An open and honest workplace culture is the key...

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Leaves and Light

Lighting design can boost workforce productivity and employee wellness

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Zara Whysall, Senior Lecturer in Business and Management, Nottingham Business School

Zara Whysall: Presenteeism: Friend or Foe?

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Man holds finger to mouth - silence!

It’s hard to talk

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Poppy Jaman, CEO, MHFA

Poppy Jaman: Taking a whole organisational approach to mental health

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Over a quarter of injuries take place in the office

Poor mental health costs employers up to £42 billion a year,...

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How much would UK employees pay for a good night's sleep?

Tell Staff to Get Some Sleep!

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A person wearing a white lab coat and a stethoscope around their neck, embodying the essence of dedicated personnel, stands with arms crossed.

EAP provides must-have mental healthcare for UK employees

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A man with short hair and glasses, possibly working in Human Resources, is looking directly at the camera. The background is blurred.

Public sector employees ‘more anxious’, charity says

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Imagining workspaces for Millennials

Tom Carroll: The workspace reworked

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A vast field of yellow flowers under a blue sky with scattered clouds, bordered by distant green hills. A narrow path frequented by personnel runs along the right side of the field.

Rachel Arkle – The rise of the Wellbeing Manager

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Aerial view of Paris at dusk, featuring the illuminated Eiffel Tower in the center, surrounded by city buildings and streets teeming with personnel, all under a cloudy sky.

Florence Parot: Do the French keep a stiff upper lip?

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A diver explores a narrow underwater canyon with high rocky walls, illuminated by a shaft of light from above, to train in personnel management under challenging conditions.

Shifting tectonics of office politics killing engagement

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