HECK! creates UK’s first ‘pooch pampering officer’ to boost employee wellbeing
The new role, filled by Becky Keeble, ensures dogs are well-looked after and pampered while their owners work.
Phoebus surpasses industry averages in workforce diversity and inclusion
Kate Langton said: “We believe that our people are our greatest asset, and their wellbeing and development are paramount to our success."
Employee benefits key to workplace happiness, says Unum UK
Liz Walker said: "For happiness to exist at scale, wellbeing at an individual level must be a priority."
Financial services sector to boost investment in employee wellbeing – Unum UK
The data revealed 51% of financial services employers plan to invest more in these areas, with 32% of those planning to invest 'a lot more'.
Roadchef earns 3-star status as world-class employer in 2025
The company earned this top accreditation after progressing from a 1-star rating in 2021 to 2-star in 2024.
Employees struggling with high levels of workplace related stress, report finds
O.C. Tanner Global Culture Report 2025 highlighted that only 56% of UK employees feel their wellbeing is adequately supported at work.
Employers and employees disconnect on health benefits, Unum survey reveals
67% of surveyed employers believed their benefits package positively impacted employee wellbeing, but only 31% of employees agreed.
PDA launches wellbeing strategy to strengthen workforce health
This strategy includes events, mental health courses, leadership training, forums for workplace champions, and financial health courses.
Sleep deprivation among doctors up 20% since 2022, MDU survey finds
The survey revealed nearly 90% of doctors felt sleep deprived at work, a 20% increase from January 2022 when 75% reported the same.
Office dogs improve employee wellbeing, research finds
Research cited by BizSpace suggested that the presence of dogs in the office can enhance employee morale.
NHS and Growth Hub to host wellbeing event in Herefordshire and Worcestershire
Business leaders attending the events will gain practical strategies for supporting employees with health conditions.
One in five think their employers should do more to keep them safe – Mitie
This comes as half of women (44%) and a fifth of men (21%) said they feel unsafe in the dark, even when commuting to work.
