Ric Hampton of Hydrock Consultant Engineers discusses wellbeing in prisons and how sleep-deprivation affects incidents of violent crime in prisons.
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A study presented at a BPS conference reveals a rising number of prison officers who have experienced an assault or aggression by a prisoner, struggle to sleep and switch off from work.
Survey uncovers the effect of working freelance has on mental health.
ResearchDoes poor workplace design lead to more sick days? New research suggests yes
5 months ago8 min
According to recently released data, an inspiring office is much more than a nice-to-have.
ExclusivesThinkingDr Chatterjee: “How to be less stressed at work”
9 months ago15 min
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.
ResearchBritain’s stressed-out workers are hurting UK productivity – says new research
1 year ago8 min
More than two-fifths of British workers say they regularly lose sleep as a result of workplace stress, a study from Wrike has found.
ExclusivesTechnologyCould light be a wonder drug?
1 year ago6 min
When it comes to workplace investment, lighting needs to be a top priority says Work in Mind’s Sophie Barton.
ResearchCorrelation between building performance, cognitive function and productivity
1 year ago5 min
Testing the correlation between building performance, cognitive function and productivity.
ThinkingWork in Mind asks: Should we pay staff to sleep?
1 year ago10 min
With sleep loss costing the economy £40 million every year, a leading neuroscientist believes employers need to take a 24/7 approach to workplace wellbeing.