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Employee wellbeing: How to keep employees happy and healthy 

Achievers

A healthy workforce is a prerequisite for sustained success in any industry, but the new normal has led to a wide range of challenges to employee wellbeing. However, with these challenges come opportunities to leverage new technologies and new ways of thinking to elevate employee wellbeing like never before.

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72% say mental health benefits are important in decision to stay with employer

Employee Benefits

Almost three-quarters (72%) of UK workers aged between 18 and 24 feel that mental health benefits and initiatives are an important factor when deciding whether to stay with an employer, according to research by healthcare provider Axa Health.

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Just 39% of HR decision-makers believe their wellbeing strategy meets staff needs

Employee Benefits

Just two-fifths (39%) of HR decision-makers believe their current wellbeing strategy adequately meets the needs of their workforce, according to research by benefits consultancy PIB Employee Benefits. Conversely, 34% said they do not have any wellbeing strategy and do not know where to start.

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Samantha Dickinson: How to build and support a healthy workforce

Employee Benefits

However, when stress becomes overwhelming it leads to decreased productivity, burnout and debilitating health problems. Recognising and managing employee stress levels is crucial for maintaining good staff wellbeing and productivity. Promoting wellbeing fosters a positive work environment conducive to creativity and innovation.

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Isolated under-40s far less likely to have strong workplace relationships

Workplace Insight

Workers under 40 are 80 per cent less likely to have trusted workplace relationships compared to workers over 50, impacting their mental health, physical wellbeing and productivity, according to a new report from TELUS Health. Rapid societal changes, alongside diminishing social support, are taking their toll.

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How to support employees’ health and wellbeing in the winter months

Employee Benefits

Regular breaks during working hours can help to avoid burnout and boost employees’ physical wellbeing. Employees’ physical health Cigna Healthcare’s October 2023 Vitality study revealed that while 66% of Brits say keeping physically healthy is important to them, just 38% rated their physical health as excellent or very good.

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Employee Mental Health… Tips for finding #MomentsForMovement

Employee Benefits

Movement helps work stress through our bodies, giving us an outlet and improving employee mental health. This year’s Mental Health Awareness Week campaign encourages us to move more for our mental health. Wellbeing is personal… encourage employees to explore what wellbeing activities best suit them.

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