Drawing on content from a new white paper, Sophie Weston, channel marketing manager at Geberit, explores the role architects and designers have to play in sensory washroom design for office developments.
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Work in Mind is a content platform designed to give a voice to thinkers, businesses, journalists and regulatory bodies in the field of healthy buildings.
Delos and Leesman collaboration aims to test and validate the impact of leading real estate strategies on worker wellbeing on an ongoing basis.
ThinkingNeurodivergent design: Simple, affordable strategies to help neurodiverse people flourish at work
If around 10% of the UK population are said to be neurodiverse, then we need simple, affordable strategies to support people in the workplace says Gary Helm, Founder of obo.
ResearchBurnout is a workplace epidemic: Statistics reveal downstream impact of SMEs who lack wellbeing strategies
UK small businesses struggling to respond to health and wellbeing needs of employees amid high stress and anxiety.
Natasha Wallace, an organisational wellbeing specialist looks at helping organisations wake up to wellbeing.
ResearchDoes workplace design harm productivity? New research from Savills finds UK workers say ‘yes’
New data from Savills addresses issues of workplace happiness and asks ‘does workplace design harm productivity?'
The British Safety Council is calling on employers of outdoor workers to join its Time to Breathe campaign.
ThinkingAir pollution information is ‘more important than smoking and dietary advice’ – says new research
The Clean Air Hub is designed as a comprehensive “one-stop shop” that addresses gaps in public understanding of air pollution.
Technology£1.3M funding for digital wellbeing platform will improve health of UK workforce and communities
Wellbeing strategy provider, hero raises over £1.3 million funding for digital wellbeing platform.
EventsExclusivesStandardsDECLARE Labels: Manufacturers must stand scrutiny on materials ingredients – say industry experts
Transparency platform and product database DECLARE is launched to the UK market by the International Living Future Institute.