Brits spend half their annual working hours dissatisfied – and celebrities and politicians aren’t immune
As well as celebrities and politicians, many employees spend half their work life in displeasure, says Fish4Jobs
Marketing execs spend the most furnishing the workplace for their pets
Pets are part of the family but also many staff, given one in three Brits purchase office furniture for them
After Kate Spade: how can employers help prevent suicides
Following the suicide of fashion designer Kate Spade, employers are advised to be mindful of their employees’ mental health issues
What are employers doing about the problematic always-on work culture?
As almost three-quarters of British employees find themselves engaging with work matters in personal time, we’ve spoken with employers to see where they stand on presenteeism outside of office hours
Four ways to tackle the silent mental health crisis among male employees
Men are less likely than women to seek help when they suffer from mental health issues, despite being more likely to experience work-related issues. So what can employers do to close the gender gap in mental health support?
Why your business should develop a health strategy
Fruit baskets are a great start but business leaders can do so much more to boost employees’ health
Why 43% of millennials won’t stick to a job for more than two years
New research from Deloitte has discovered the secret to not only sourcing but also retaining young talent
How work impacts employee and employer mental health
With Mental Health Awareness Week upon us, we’ve taken a look at some of the troubling stats surrounding mental health in the workplace
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