GoJoe partners with Epassi UK to boost workplace health and productivity
The move brings together GoJoe’s app with Epassi UK’s discounted gyms and fitness classes, aiming to help workers get more active and improve wellbeing.
Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service wins two awards for menopause support
Hayley Douglas said: “Winning these awards validates all the work we have done over the past few years to understand the impact of menopause symptoms."
Majority of working Brits favour wellbeing over socialising, research reveals
Reward Gateway | Edenred found that 58% of British employees said they had prioritised their wellbeing, compared to 40% in the previous year.
PDA calls on pharmacists to complete workplace wellbeing survey
The Workplace Wellbeing and Culture survey is aimed at helping pharmacists across the UK with mental health, financial resilience and overall wellbeing.
National at-work health service would cut absences and boost workforce, report finds
The Fabian Society said a national service would give everyone access to good quality support from both public and private sectors.
Half of unpaid carers say NHS support is not enough – Carers UK
65% of unpaid carers felt overwhelmed because they could not take a break, while 66% needed more support with their own health and wellbeing.
Mountain Warehouse and Retail Trust partner to support staff mental health and wellbeing
Staff now have access to a range of wellbeing resources, including confidential counselling, manager training, discounts and rewards, and a virtual GP service.
Carers UK relaunches project to boost physical activity among unpaid carers
With the new funding, Carers UK plans to build on links with professionals in the sport, leisure, health and care sectors.
Work related stress remains top concern for most staff – GRiD
In 2025, 34% of employers cited work pressures as the main concern for baby-boomers, 36% for Gen X, and 38% for Gen Z.
Q Branch Consulting secures NHS mental health contract
Jenny Jarvis said: “We were really happy to be chosen to work with the NHS and use our brand and human transformation expertise on something that is so important."
Women working night shifts more likely to have asthma, study reveals
University of Manchester research showed women working night shifts had a higher risk of moderate or severe asthma compared to women working only in the daytime.
University of Aberdeen launches toolkit to help thyroid sufferers stay in work
The toolkit gives advice for employees and employers, aiming to cut down on sick leave and improve wellbeing.
