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James Barrington-Madders: How leadership changes can affect employee wellbeing

Whether it’s a new prime minister, chief executive or manager, changes at the top can have a profound impact on employees.

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Pauline Alonso: The NHS’s 30 Minute Movement Challenge starts in the workplace

The NHS's latest campaign encouraging people to build 20-30 minutes of movement into their day is an important step in tackling the UK's health challenges.

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Paul Chudleigh: The resilience gap – why wellbeing strategies aren’t...

Despite progress, many organisations continue to face challenges with burnout, rising absence, managerial overload and struggling teams.

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Dani Binnington: Menopause and cancer – what HR should know and how they can...

Most HR professionals want to do the right thing when an employee is diagnosed with cancer. But it can feel incredibly difficult to know how to support them.

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Alice Hendy: Nobody wants to talk about suicide at work, but here’s why it’s...

Talking about suicide at work is something many people find uncomfortable, or feel ill-equipped to instigate themselves, even when they can see a colleague struggling.

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Russell Cowley: Gen Z – rebuilding workplace culture, break by break

Gen Z workers are taking proper breaks and in doing so, they may be fixing something the rest of us broke.

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Grant Wyatt: When the love dies – when staying is riskier than quitting

When people fall out of love with their employer, or feel their employer has fallen out of love with them, what follows is rarely a clean exit.

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Alex Voakes: Flexible working isn’t just an office perk – it’s a public...

It’s a sight which has become depressingly familiar: the overworked employee eating at their desk, skipping the opportunity to go for a walk.

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Stephen Mutch: Mainstreaming menopause – how employers can play their part

Menopause has long been regarded as a taboo subject in the workplace. Campaigners have fought hard to make the topic mainstream.

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Sara Sabin: The importance of incorporating play into leadership

Playfulness has an important place in the world of work and can lead to better work outcomes, stimulating higher levels of performance, creativity and innovation.

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Jo Kansagra: HR builds the benefits strategy, but fails to use them

HR teams are often seen as the designers of employee well-being. They build the benefits strategy - but many of them rarely use it themselves.

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Dr Clara Kalu: Personal Energy Mapping – an inner strategy for professional...

I define personal development as the internal transformation that occurs when someone pays attention to their emotions, beliefs, and responses, then chooses aligned action.

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Serena Palmer: Why it’s time to break the stigma around addiction at work

"I would never tell my boss what is really going on for me." This is a sentiment I heard from almost every single person I met in rehab.

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Catrina Hewitson: What prevents leaders from taking time for themselves

Mixed emotions about the idea of paying attention to ourselves prevent us from recognising the reasons why it should be a clear leadership responsibility.

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Miika Mäkitalo: Time (off) well spent – why the UK should invest in more bank...

Here in Finland, there are frequent japes made by American or British colleagues around the number of bank holidays afforded to us.

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Lesley Cooper: Striking the right balance between life and work

Earlier this year, the co-founder of the brewery and bar chain BrewDog sparked a debate surrounding work-life balance with divisive remarks.

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Zara Whysall & Helen Webster: Stress Awareness Month – reducing workplace stress

April marks Stress Awareness Month - and for lots of people a key driver of their stress is work related. How can you help?

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Emma Gross: Domestic violence, suicide and the role of employers

Domestic violence is a pervasive issue that extends far beyond physical abuse, encompassing emotional, mental, and economic exploitation...

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Dr Rodrigo Rodriguez-Fernandez: Addressing men’s mental health in the workplace

As cost-of-living pressures, extreme weather-related events and geopolitical tensions persist, many employees are feeling mental health strain.

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Dr Macarena Staudenmaier Keglevich: Is Gen Z driving better standards for...

There’s an appetite for health support at al ages, but younger workers expect health cover as a standard offering from their employers.

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