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2025 Mind Health - global mind health report

The AXA study has revealed that 50% of people in the UK are experiencing issues with their mental wellbeing, with 30% pointing to excessive use of social media and digital devices as a primary concern.

2025 REBA - Health and Wellbeing Research

Emerging trends in supporting workplace, workforce and societal impacts, preventative health measures, the impact of digital tools, strategic use of data, future of employer-funded benefits, and strategic priorities.

2024 Mind Health - UK report: The path to flourishing mind health

The report covers the evolution of mind health in the UK, and how to build a healthy company culture. Some key insight shows how people can learn the skills they need to flourish, and the right resources make all the difference during challenging times.

2024 Ensuring women’s wellbeing at work - guidance for MPs’ offices

Provides background information and actionable recommendations to support women’s wellbeing. Getting it right for women’s health issues leads to an improved quality of life for women, encouraging them to remain in the workforce, preventing missed opportunities for women’s careers and supporting businesses and the economy.

2024 Watch their backs: How HR can support muscles, bones and joints health throughout the employee lifecycle

Why muscles, bones, and joints health matters and how HR can help. Includes onboarding: prevention is better than cure, working on site, working from home, health interventions and an ageing workforce.

2024 REBA - Employee Wellbeing Research

Responsibility for wellbeing is shifting to the workplace, changing workforce needs, age demographics: companies need to adapt, a link between wellbeing and key business goals and employers need to develop an overarching strategy.