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The 7 C's of Wellbeing Design
Embedding a workplace wellbeing programme is key to promoting a workplace health culture that will drive productivity, reduce absenteeism and improve the overall health of your employees.
In this guide, you will learn the steps to develop a Workplace Wellbeing Programme.
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What is a wellbeing programme?
A wellbeing programme is a series of policies and initiatives to support employees' physical and mental health in the workplace, leading to healthier working environments. A workplace wellbeing programme can bring great benefits to you and your employees.
What are the benefits of a wellbeing programme?
Wellbeing programmes have great benefits. They not only support employee's physical and mental health, but they can also help you tackle employee burnout, stress, turnover and absenteeism.
Employers who adopt wellbeing programmes are likely to see substantial positive returns and save costs.
Learn step by step how to build a wellbeing programme for your workplace
Client Testimonials
“With a decrease in sickness and general health, there is a general improvement across the board”
“Introducing health and wellbeing across the organisation make sure the staff are engaged as part of our wellbeing initiative"
“As leaders it helped us set the direction with our staff encouraging them to take more of themselves and there has been a massive improvement with morale in comparison to a year ago"
75%
off employers offer wellness resources and information and/or a general wellness programme, according to the 2018 Employee Report from the SHRM.
A study from London Business School suggests that companies with high levels of wellbeing
OUTPERFORM
the stock market by 2-3% per year.
FTSE100
Companies are demonstrating best practice in employee health and wellbeing, showing a higher-than-average shareholder return of 61% instead of 51%, according to research from Business in the Community