10 tips to help you wake up earlier
By Staff writer
Is it true that early risers are more likely to be successful” According to Harvard Biologist, Christoph Randler, the answer …
Tag: Employee Health
Revealed: COVID-19’s REAL impact on mental health in the workplace
By Staff writer
As the COVID-19 crisis hit in March 2020 many initially commented that it didn?t discriminate. Not in recent years has the nation collectively experienced the challenges to mental wellbeing brought about by the current pandemic. New research reveals insights on how events have impacted the UK workforce.
Can my employer make me get a Covid-19 vaccine
By Staff writer
Human Resources and Employment Lawyer, Sarah Calderwood explains the rules when it comes to employers asking staff to get the Covid-19 vaccine.
Looking after the mental health and happiness of your employees
By Staff writer
Here are five ways you can support the mental health and general wellbeing of staff as we head into greyer skies in the winter months.
Employers must monitor employee health to ensure productivity
Sickness among the working population costs the UK economy £100 billion a year. But companies taking a proactive approach will be best placed to reduce health risks and potential losses in productivity and company turnover.
Walk this way: Five reasons to get your employees on their feet today
By Staff writer
With 27 April marking On Your Feet Day, an annual event that encourages employees to sit less and stand more, Real Business hears from five executives who?ve ?taken a stand against excessive sitting and fostered a culture of movement in their organisations.
Food that will improve your employees” wellbeing and performance
By Staff writer
Workplaces are becoming increasingly gruelling environments, and employees need food that will nourish throughout the day in order to keep up both productivity and energy levels.
Three tips to help tired workers catch up on their sleep
To mark World Sleep Day on 16 March, Real Business looks at how lack of sleep physically impacts our health, makes us less productive and is costly to the wider economy.
It’s time for businesses to engage in public health
With local councils gaining powers over business rates and public health spending, Steve Boorman at Empactis explores the likely knock-on effects for businesses and how bosses can best benefit from the change.