“It is often not the worker who needs to change, but rather the workplace and the work itself.”
Newly-published global evidence highlights the importance of caring and sharing to happiness.
Engaged employees feel safe. Those who are treated as a liability do not.
Early results illustrate an important relationship between sleep, exercise and happiness.
Purpose and prospects rank ahead of pay, though higher wages would improve satisfaction.
Relative to men, women’s wellbeing has been declining globally.
Each gender inequality that women face slowly chips away at their wellbeing.
Dr Mina Fazel shares findings of “low-hanging fruit” for improving wellbeing among youth.
Few have sympathy for HR, but in difficult times people managers are needed more than ever.
Dr Lindsay Richards shares findings from a report for the Social Mobility Commission.