The positive ££ value of wellbeing in your SME
The positive ££ value of wellbeing in your SME
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This Mental Health Awareness Week we are going beyond ‘raising awareness’ to helping you to take positive, proactive action in your workplace, and increase productivity, staff retention and profits by improving employee wellbeing; there will be lots of practical and simple ideas for you to implement immediately!
Tickets are free but very limited and available here on a 1st come 1st serve basis.
Join us for breakfast and frank conversation on:
Tuesday 14th of May 2019
8.15am – 9.30am
81 Rivington Street
London EC2A 3AY
This seminar is perfect for decision makers and team leaders who want to make sure their small team is also a happy (and profitable) one.
Did you know that the World Health Organisation is calling stress the health epidemic of the 21st century?
With 12.5 million working days lost to stress, anxiety and depression through staff absenteeism each year it makes sense to invest in helping your people perform at their best.
Enter Suki Bassi. With a career spanning the private, public and third sector her achievements include driving global employee engagement improvements at advertising giant WPP to co-authoring the ‘Conversations for Change’ toolkit for the Desmond Tutu Foundation.
Suki is a passionate advocate for healthy, connected and happy workplaces and at the vanguard of the revolution for a better human experience at work. Working across Europe and the USA, Suki is helping businesses put wellbeing, happiness and gratitude firmly on the corporate agenda to deliver sustainable results for everyone.
How can you apply this to your company? Come along to find out.
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81 Rivington St, EC2A 3AY London
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The positive ££ value of wellbeing in your SME
From Free