ResearchBurnout is a workplace epidemic: Statistics reveal downstream impact of SMEs who lack wellbeing strategies
3 months ago7 min
UK small businesses struggling to respond to health and wellbeing needs of employees amid high stress and anxiety.
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ResearchDoes workplace design harm productivity? New research from Savills finds UK workers say ‘yes’
3 months ago6 min
New data from Savills addresses issues of workplace happiness and asks ‘does workplace design harm productivity?'
ResearchIndoor air pollution: Nearly half of UK homes affected by dangerous levels of formaldehyde and other pollutants
3 months ago10 min
A new report on the state of air pollution in UK households has found that our homes are experiencing dangerous levels of indoor air pollution.
A recent survey concludes big businesses are ‘more likely’ to have a negative impact on your workplace wellbeing.
ResearchHealth and wellbeing outranks environment as biggest material issue to business – says BITC
5 months ago6 min
BITC’s new responsible business measure reveals wellbeing is ahead of environmental priorities for UK businesses.
ResearchNew USGBC Research: Exploring US Green Building Industry’s Role & Buildings as a Global Solution
5 months ago9 min
First wave from USGBC seeks to raise the quality of life for people around the world through research and storytelling.
ResearchAPPG on Building Communities to investigate the role of placemaking in increasing productivity
5 months ago4 min
Evidence on the role placemaking has in increasing productivity is being sought by the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Building Communities.
Dr Peggie Rothe, Development Director at Leesman, says that while only 61% of employees agree their workplace enables them to work productively, an elite group of employers are bucking this trend.
New report from the Centre for People, Work and Organisational Practice at Nottingham Business School questioned more than 2,370 employees across the UK.
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.