workplace safety now the top CEO priority

Workplace safety replaces talent acquisition as ‘top’ CEO priority

Ensuring a safe work environment has replaced talent acquisition as the 'top priority' for business leaders in 2021, according to a new study.
financial wellbeing

Leaders burning out at record rates posing huge retention risk

Leaders are burning out at record rates, creating serious retention problems at senior levels, a new study has revealed.  
workplace stress

90% employers concerned about ‘workplace impairment’

The latest US National Safety Council (NSC) survey shows that 90% of employers are concerned about workplace impairment – resulting from mental health and chronic stress...
diversity and inclusion

Managing inclusively with empathy ‘critical’ for resilience

Two in five American companies believe managing inclusively with empathy is 'critical' to future resilience, according to a new study carried out by...
workplace mental health

40% UK firms yet to implement mental health policies

Around 40% of UK workplaces have yet to implement any new mental health policies in response to the pandemic, according to a...
staff turnover on the rises

¼ staff plan to ‘jump ship’ post-pandemic, reveals new study

One in four US staff plan to leave their employer when the Covid-19 pandemic subsides, according to new research carried out by Ipsos...
employee burnout and workplace wellbeing

¾ staff ‘fatigued’ – especially working parents – reveals study

The majority of UK staff, particularly parents, working from home are fatigued from an ‘always on’ culture since the pandemic began, reveals...
staff wellbeing

Staff wellbeing priority for high-performing company CEOs

Employee wellbeing is a ‘major priority’ for high-performing company chief executives, confirmed IBM’s latest Institute for Business Value (IBV) study.  Around 77% of...
Employee mental health at an all time low.

Staff focus drops by 62% & depression risk soars 48%

New Data from the Mental Health Index has revealed a dangerous decline and all-time low in employee mental health and focus. 
workplace mental health support

Sweden offers mental health support to public sector staff

Sweden's Social Partners' Council has announced that it is offering mental health training to around 270,000 public sector/government staff affected by the coronavirus pandemic. 
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