News
One in three millennials rely on caffeine to stay productive at work, data finds
21% of people in the UK said they drink coffee or energy drinks to boost productivity.
Employee wellbeing
News
Over half of workers say jobs are harming their health – EGYM Hussle
The study found 52% of workers reported physical health problems linked to their job, while 41% said their mental health was also affected.
News
Public sector motivation depends on workplace environment, study finds
According to research from Edith Cowan University, employees’ feelings about their workplace play a decisive role in whether they go above and beyond in their roles.
Opinion
Should CEOs truly disconnect during their holidays?
Chris Britton, people experience director at Reward Gateway | Edenred, discusses CEO attitudes to work-life balance and the risks of overwork culture.
News
Accountability Edinburgh and Barrhead Housing gain Flexible Workplace Accreditation
Flexible Childcare Services Scotland, Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland, Greenspace Scotland, Into Work, Melville Housing Association, Scullion Law, Social Investment Scotland and Working Rite were also recognised.
Featured
The loneliest job: CEO isolation is real
Chris Percival of CJPI discusses how CEO isolation is a growing performance risk and why structured support should be normalised.
News
‘Doom-scrolling’ after work may be worsening burnout, experts warn
According to insights from BestBuy Office Chairs, 63% of employees reported showing signs of burnout by the end of the working day.
News
Mariella Frostrup appointed Women’s Employment Ambassador in workplace health push
The newly created role expands on Frostrup’s previous position as Menopause Employment Ambassador, reflecting a wider focus on health issues affecting women throughout their working lives.
News
Office noise costing workers three weeks of productivity a year, research finds
Oscar Acoustics found that more than half (54%) of employees described their workplace as noisy, yet only around a third believe their employer takes the issue seriously.
News
RedArc support helps one in five employees with long-term illness stay in work
The findings relate to individuals supported during 2025 through employer-provided or insurer-backed services, all of whom were living with complex and significant health conditions.
Opinion
Seasonal safety strains: Managing human‑centred risks year‑round
Ed Pietruszewski discusses how organisations must adopt dynamic safety practices to manage seasonal and environmental risks effectively.
News
FEATURE: How Easter can serve as a catalyst for employee wellbeing
Rochelle Trow said: “Easter isn’t just a holiday – it’s a mirror for how organisations truly support rest, reflection, and balance.”