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Workplace Wellbeing
For our latest wellbeing at work tip, we look at some signs that a culture of false urgency may exist followed by suggested tips to overcome it for individuals, managers and team leaders.
Read MoreOur latest pick of external resources includes a compassion at work toolkit, annual work-related ill health statistics, a survey into workplace adjustments for disabled employees, and a report looking into supporting mental health and wellbeing in the workplace.
Read MoreA look at the differences between sympathy, empathy and compassion, and the effects of displaying each trait in the workplace on both the recipient and provider. Also included is a short collection of resources for those who would like to know more about the need for and benefits of leading with compassion in the workplace.
Read MoreDo you ever return from holiday and find your head aches by the end of your first day back at work? In this post, we provide a reminder of how our screen time can impact our emotional and physical health with effects to our productivity and stress levels. With this in mind, we then provide a few suggestions for helping ourselves and others to invest in healthy digital wellbeing.
Read MoreUseful resources from external sites for those looking to improve employee wellbeing in the workplace. They include a new report on the value of investing in thriving employees and some insights into the unmet demand for various types of flexible working.
Read MoreLearning to spot limiting beliefs, challenge them and reframe them can be used to great effect individually, as well as by leaders and managers to create a more harmonious and healthy workplace culture with benefits for performance.
Read MoreWellbeing at work resources from external sites which we thought might be of interest include some interesting results from the recent 4-day week UK trial and a guide to supporting employees’ financial wellbeing for HR practitioners and employers.
Read MoreDuring the winter months, decreased exposure to sunlight can leave us with low mood, poor motivation and less energy. We suggest 5 practical tips to help look after our mental health this winter.
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