The air we breathe at work can have a huge impact on our wellbeing and productivity. Healthy buildings pioneer Raefer Wallis tells Work in Mind that the conversation is increasingly focusing on liability - By Sophie Barton
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Stress has been dubbed the health epidemic of the 21st Century. Bestselling author and star of Doctor in the House, Dr Rangan Chatterjee, talks us through simple measures we can take to lower our stress levels.
The award-winning science writer says the right lighting can reduce absenteeism, improve mood and enhance our sleep. By Sophie Barton.
Neil Usher, author of The Elemental Workplace and creator of Sky Central, says we all have the power to create a collective sense of wellbeing.
Darren Hockley, co-founder of eLearning specialist DeltaNet International, says simple changes to the work environment can prove life-saving for those employed in construction.
World renowned biophilic design expert Bill Browning talks to Work in Mind about the economic advantages of bringing the outside in.
Poor air quality is eroding our health on a global scale, but Aki Soudunsaari tells Work in Mind’s Sophie Barton that he believes he’s found one answer.
Joe Gaunt, founder and CEO of Hero Wellbeing says it takes more than nutritious snacks and a gym membership to attract and retain millennial talent
In an exclusive with Work In Mind's Sophie Barton, Bill Browning explains how biophilic design can reduce stress, improve wellbeing and enhance creativity.
A report by the British Council for Offices says future developments in technology, regulation and risk-awareness could strengthen the focus on healthy buildings