UK loses 200,000 working days to sleep deprivation

Promoting better sleep habits among employees could add £24 billion to the UK economy

Providing exercise opportunities in the working day

Travis Perkins' HRD explains the importance of making time for exercise in the working day

Mental health and the role of HR

Research by Pizza Hut and Mental Health UK has found most think they're responsible for their mental health at work

Impact of EAPs not measured

HR managers are failing to evaluate the impact of their employee assistance programmes (EAP)s

Remember the organisational element of wellbeing

Speaking at Roffey Park's Wellbeing forum, experts discussed the importance of holistic joined-up strategies

Health and wellbeing in the legal sector

?The legal sector is not renowned for wellbeing, but flexible working and carefully considered benefits can go a long way

Autistic people can add value to business

They have strengths such as accuracy, an eye for detail, tenacity, and the ability to see things differently

Mental ill health: The line manager's role

With the right guidance line managers are ideally placed to foster a climate conducive to mental wellbeing

Younger employees more affected by workplace stress

50% of Gen Y workers reported heightened stress at work, compared with 44% of Gen X and 35% of Baby Boomers

Employers failing to support mental health issues

Despite mental health issues being commonplace, workplaces are not providing enough support

Businesses should not condone missing sleep

Fifteen million people in the UK are disrupting their sleep by looking at mobiles and other devices

Presenteeism persistent in the UK

Presenteeism is a persisting problem in the UK workforce, according to research from Canada Life Group