Coventry Building Society recognised as one of the best workplaces for wellbeing
Coventry Building Society has been officially named one of the UK’s Best Workplaces™ for Wellbeing by Great Place to Work.
Coventry Building Society has been officially named one of the UK’s Best Workplaces™ for Wellbeing by Great Place to Work.

As Britain faces a heatwave, the TUC calls for legal maximum working temperatures to protect workers from the dangers of excessive heat, highlighting the need for updated laws and climate-proof workplaces.
A WTW survey reveals most UK workers struggle with basic living costs, causing a decline in retirement confidence and highlighting a gap between desired and provided financial wellbeing support.

Foster Denovo has been awarded the Investors in People platinum accreditation for staff development, placing it among the top two per cent of companies worldwide.
The quarterly survey of 4,000 adults analysed how personal finances have been affected by the high cost of living.

A new study by Claims.co.uk reveals that psychiatric illnesses are the leading cause of NHS staff absences, highlighting the pressures faced by healthcare workers.

Two-thirds (66%) of people who have provided unpaid care for sick or disabled family members or friends in Northern Ireland have suffered mental ill-health because of their caring role, according to new research.

Broadstone research shows a rise in private health admissions funded by corporate insurance, reducing pressure on the NHS and lowering economic inactivity due to ill health.

Dstny wins Employee Wellbeing Award at ZoHRo Awards for its innovative approach to employee well-being, combining data-driven strategies and core values.

A new study reveals the most common symptoms of burnout among Brits, with insomnia and detachment topping the list. Early recognition is key to maintaining well-being.

Nearly 74% of employers offer more health and wellbeing support now, but issues like quiet quitting persist. Targeted support is essential, says Towergate Health & Protection.
Long-term sickness could cost the economy £18.3 billion under Conservatives. Lib Dems propose mental health MOTs to address crisis.
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