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The Top Ten Healthy Workplace Resources

Posted on 12th March 20195th July 2019 by Global Centre for Healthy Workplaces

With the 7th Global Healthy Workplace Awards and Summit tickets on sale, we thought it would be a good time to focus on some great healthy workplace resources of 2018, which we believe were really useful and significantly contributed to the occupational health field. 1. Occupational Health: the Global Value and Evidence, Society of Occupational Medicine This research report discusses the value […]

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A Global Approach to Workplace Mental Wellbeing

Posted on 25th February 20195th July 2019 by Global Centre for Healthy Workplaces

Most health professionals will know that depression is now the leading cause of ill health and disability worldwide. As professionals in the workplace health and wellbeing field we must not accept this, especially as many of the reasons leading to mental illness originate in the workplace. Mental wellbeing has become a major challenge and a […]

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World’s Best Healthy Workplaces Chosen

Posted on 21st May 201526th January 2018 by Global Centre for Healthy Workplaces

Global Healthy Workplace Awards Summit – Brazil 18th -19th May This year’s top employers for having a healthy workplace programme were announced at the 3rd Global Healthy Workplace Summit which took place in Florianopolis, Santa Catarina, Brazil, 18th – 19th May. The winners of these prestigious Awards were: Multi-national: GlaxoSmithKline (UK) Large Employers: Unilever (Brazil) Small & […]

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The Top Ten Healthy Workplace Resources

A Global Approach to Workplace Mental Wellbeing

World’s Best Healthy Workplaces Chosen