2022 is upon us. And if the last two years have taught us anything, it’s the importance of health and wellbeing. In our homes. In the Workplace. As a stabiliser in this rocky, post-pandemic landscape we all continue to navigate.
The ongoing ‘Great Resignation’, which saw a record 4.5 million people quit their jobs at the end of 2021, has highlighted the significance of employee wellbeing in the new working world. A recent study by Paychex revealed that over 60% of employees consider wellbeing support and benefits a top priority when applying for a new job. Yet, only 48% of respondents felt their current or previous employer prioritised their wellbeing. It’s time for employers to push wellbeing up the agenda and show people they care.
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