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One in six UK businesses do not monitor employee absenteeism, report reveals
One in six business owners do not calculate the cost of sickness absence, according to MetLife UK and YuLife’s Prevention Advantage guide.
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Bupa and YuLife launch cash plan to improve workplace health
The plan gives employees access to digital tools and healthcare support, allowing them to claim back costs for everyday healthcare.
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One in five delay GP appointments due to work pressure, report finds
Bupa and YuLife’s ‘HealthTech at Work’ report found 27% of 18 to 34-year-olds delayed mental health support like counselling or therapy.
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YuLife appoints Tal Gilbert as CEO
Gilbert will lead the company's next phase of growth, focusing on developing AI and strengthening its services for employers, advisers and insurers worldwide.
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Side hustle searches surge as workers seek extra income for 2026, finds YuLife
Research found that in December 2025 alone, searches for “side hustle” and “second job” were made a combined 56,000 times.
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Searches for “work bullying” surge as employees seek support outside workplace channels
YuLife reported that UK Google searches for the term increased by 114% month-on-month, with more than 12,000 searches during the period.
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Long-term sickness now main reason for worklessness in households – YuLife
Northern Ireland had the highest proportion at 50.6%, with more than half of people not working in workless households citing sickness or disability.
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Norwich tops searches for ‘Sunday Scaries’ – YuLife
The study revealed that Manchester was the least anxious city with only 48 searches per 100,000, followed by London with 59 and Durham with 78.
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Gamified wellbeing app cuts chronic pain and health risks in workplaces, study reveals
The study, run by YuLife with Broadstone and the University of Essex found staff using the platform reported a 70% improvement in chronic pain symptoms.
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Women lag behind men in workplace wellbeing, YuLife report finds
The YouGov survey showed only 54% of women rated their wellbeing as "good" compared to 63% of men.