Are you suffering from workaholism?
By Staff writer
If you habitually stay late at the office, always keep one eye on your emails and struggle to switch off at night, there’s a high possibility you could be a workaholic.
Tag: Wellbeing
Giving up on difficult goals may actually be good for you
If at first you don’t succeed then try, try again, a famous poem suggests. What we don’t always take into account though is that difficult goals can sometimes be unachievable and that constant failure can have its consequences.
Making health and wellness part of the business is your business
By Staff writer
Pip?Hulbert, CEO of digital agency Wunderman UK, explains why wellbeing is every business” business.
Align employee financial, physical and emotional wellbeing all year round
By Staff writer
It’s not just when the post-Christmas spending hangover comes around that financial concerns escalate, with many finding themselves in a state of panic that impact on their emotional wellbeing.
Some employees lie when they?re sick but it’s not all dishonest!
By Staff writer
It’s worth checking whether absent staff really are alright. As research suggests, some employees lie to get out of work so their stress, anxiety or depression can remain secret.
How you can overcome negative thinking
We’ve all been prone to some negative thinking and more likely than not, it impacts the way we work. Experts in psychology, however, have given their advice on how to calm the mind.
Hilarious responses to National Sickie Day excuses
February 5th marks National Sickie Day and to celebrate it, Citation’s HR and law employment team sought to find the silliest excuses bosses were given.
Improving employee mental wellbeing by reducing financial pressures
By Staff writer
Millions of households will continue to face financial pressures in 2018, with money worries among the top three causes of stress.
Encouraging mental wellbeing: Writing and the workplace
By Staff writer
Left untreated, mental health disorders can have a crippling impact on even the most simple of daily activities. A silent battle of the mind and a secret killer it can go unnoticed even by friends and family.
Starting and growing a small business can be a lonely experience
By Staff writer
Ask anyone who runs their own small business, and they?re sure to tell you how all-consuming it is. There is so much to do to establish a business, win customers and get repeat work, which could prove a lonely experience.