Incorporate wellbeing into external reporting

Rolls-Royce's David Roomes advised on making the business case for H&W

From hierarchy to productivity: Making better use of email

Email is the primary method of digital communication in the workplace. But it comes with hidden dangers

Mental illness can boost capability long-term

Those who've experienced mental ill health can be the most resilient and creative

Use neuroscience to build effective learning strategies

Understanding how learning works on a biological level can help create the right environment

Stress affecting employee engagement

Research has found employees are experiencing high levels of stress at work, leading to disengagement

Suicide and the workplace: What to do when the worst happens

Suicide has a huge impact, so employers must be able to recognise and support those at risk, and those left behind

Certain jobs have elevated suicide risk

Men and women face different suicide risk levels depending on their job

Managing recurring sickness absence

What can a business do if its staff repeatedly fail to turn up because they're sick?

Businesses must support ‘health’ as much as ‘safety’

In many organisations ‘safety’ dominates, and initiatives relating to health often fall by the wayside

Wellbeing strategies on the rise

45% of UK companies currently have a wellbeing strategy in place, compared with less than a third in 2016

Health risks to mobile workforces not understood

Six in 10 (60%) European execs have only a partial or no understanding of medical threats their mobile workers face

Senior leaders expected to be 'always on'

Finance executives were found to work on average 23 weekends a year