Work in Mind exclusively reveals the results of a survey of over 1,000 UK based office workers undertaken by the Remark Group and Dr Nigel Oseland.
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Research from Close Brothers reveals attitudes of UK businesses to flexible working.
ResearchPoor acoustic design has negative impact on workers wellbeing and productivity – says survey
4 months ago3 min
A survey of over 1,000 UK based office workers undertaken by the Remark Group and Dr Nigel Oseland reveals the impact of poor acoustic design on stress and productivity.
The Environmental Audit Committee has launched an inquiry into the impact of toxic chemicals in everyday life on human health and the environment.
A survey of managers and business owners working within the UK warehouse sector aims to establish a firm connection between workplace wellbeing and productivity.
UK employers are still yet to place sufficient importance on creating workplaces that are conducive to the long-term wellbeing of their employees, suggests our own analysis of the latest World Green Building Trends report.
ResearchChristmas burnout: the risks and how to avoid them
7 months ago5 min
New research from AXA PPP Healthcare reveals a need for SME owners and employees to pay more attention to the causes of Christmas burnout.
The British Safety Council’s has published a report Not just free fruit: wellbeing at work. The report defines wellbeing in the workplace and suggests a set of metrics for effectively measuring wellbeing programmes and policies.
ResearchStudy reveals C02 levels in offices are ‘silently damaging UK productivity’
8 months ago7 min
A new study concludes that a failure to regulate environmental conditions is negatively impacting workers’ cognitive functions.
Workplace productivity is being impeded as a direct result of dated office design, according to the Meeting Expectations report, released by K2 Space.