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Workplace Wellbeing

From building a positive workplace culture to avoiding burnout and managing employee benefits, don’t miss our tips on elevating workplace wellbeing.
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Wellbeing, Productivity and Profit: Finding the Right Balance

Finding the right way to balance the productivity and wellbeing of your staff with the need to drive profit requires a deeper understanding of how all three can work together in business. Our experts, Guy Hughes, June Clark, and Deborah Meaden, dive deeper into strategies to improve wellbeing and productivity that won’t break the bank.

 

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Enhancing Workplace Wellbeing: Exclusive Q&A

Watch this Workplace Wellbeing Q&A session. Business Guru, Deborah Meaden, June Clark, and Nestlé Professional Head of HR, Guy Hughes, share valuable insights and practical advice on enhancing wellbeing in the workplace. 

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Supporting your team through times of change

Providing wellbeing support to your team can be done in many ways, depending on your employees individual needs. Whether it’s stress around transitional periods or feeling under represented at work, Human Resources expert, Guy Hughes, and Health and Wellbeing Manager, June Clark, and Deborah Meaden discuss how to provide effective support to employees in the workplace.

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Micro-Breaks and Screen Breaks: What They Are and Why They Matter

Encouraging employees to take micro-breaks boosts workplace productivity and can maintain their general and physical wellbeing. See the benefits of micro-breaks in the workplace here. 

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What is workplace culture and why is it important?

Workplace culture is the way in which a company can express and highlight its values, goals and attitudes that make up an organisation. This guide explains company culture, the benefits of a good one and strategies to implement better culture practices within your company.

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4 Employee Wellbeing Programmes to Boost Morale

Wellbeing in the workplace is a huge priority at the moment as we readjust to ways of working post-pandemic. As we become increasingly aware of mental and physical health issues affecting how we work, employee wellbeing programmes become more important in creating happier workplaces.

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How to Foster a Culturally Diverse Workplace: 4 Tips to Make Your Business More Inclusive

Promoting diversity and inclusive work culture boosts employee happiness and stimulates new perspectives, which is reflected in the increased quality of work produced. See how to foster a diverse work environment here. 

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A Guide to Fostering a Positive Workplace Culture: Our Top 5 Tips

Whether employees are solely in the office or using a mix of office and work-from-home environments, a positive workplace culture can increase job satisfaction, employee retention, motivation and productivity across the company. See how to improve company culture here. 

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New study reveals construction workers are feeling lonely at work

A new study* conducted by NESCAFÉ® has uncovered data which reveals that 47% of construction workers in the UK feel lonely at work. 

There have been recent concerns around well-being in the construction industry – with a report from the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Issues Affecting Men and Boys recommending more stringent mental health provisions should be written into construction contracts.  

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Workplace Breaks Explained: 8 Ways to Make More of Your Breaks

The coffee/tea break is an enduring staple of office life the world over. Breaking up the working day with a natter in the office kitchen, a chinwag in the breakout space, or a walk to the local shop to buy a coffee is a habit we all fall into. But changing outlooks on work, and the transformative impact of coronavirus, have changed our work routines and affected where and when we work. So, how can the workplace break evolve?