Health/Safety/Wellbeing

Employers that prioritise psychological safety at work can greatly improve retention rates, especially for women and professionals from marginalised communities, new research has revealed.

Over half of US employees rate their companies' wellbeing support as average or poor, according to new research.

Around 70% of full-time employees in the UK say they are worried about their financial situation, according to new research. 

Although employee burnout is steadily declining, a large portion – 65% – say they have experienced it over the last year.

New research to mark Blue Monday on 15 January 2024 has revealed that 18 million days per year, on average, are lost at work due to mental health conditions.

How businesses in retail can ensure their employees’ wellbeing from the strains and stresses of Black Friday.

To mark International Men's Day, leadership coach and author Anthony Francis reflects on the severe lack of awareness in men’s health issues....

Eight out of 10 women in both the US and UK say that managing menopause symptoms at work is proving to be challenging as they battle both ageism and menopause stigma, according to a new report.

How employers and organisations can offer support to women experiencing menopause symptoms.

Employees believe that their workplaces have become less inclusive and less ethical in the past year, according to a new study.