What are companies doing with regards to 'Wellbeing'

Devon Air Ambulance places a high importance on employee wellbeing with a pastoral care team and Wellbeing Ambassador team in place. The organisation provides a range of supports, from counselling to surf therapy, emphasising the balance between work and personal life.

ESET UK has mental health first aiders to help any and all employees. These mental health first aiders are signposted across the business so all employees are aware how to contact. The organisation also provides a wellbeing benefit of £35 a month that employees can spend on anything that is beneficial to their wellbeing.

Flair Rugs prioritises its employees' wellbeing, with a dedicated team promoting physical and mental health initiatives. The company provides free healthy meals, encourages outdoor activities, and offers private sessions with a clinical hypnotherapist to help with personal and work-related issues.

Furniture Village prioritises employee wellbeing with resources like the WeCare programme and Mental Health First Aid course. The organisation also offers gym discounts and wellbeing web classes through its employee rewards program.

London Gatwick focuses wellbeing on physical, mental & social and financial aspects. Physical includes virtual GP access, discounted gym memberships and a Cycle2Work scheme. Mental health is supported by an Employee Assistance Programme, colleagues trained as Mental Health First Aiders and initiatives driven by Able2. Life assurance and income protection for all supports financial wellbeing.

Employee wellbeing is a priority at Good Energy. The company offers premium access to the Headspace app and the YuLife Employee Assistance Programme. These initiatives support mental and physical health, promoting a balance between work and personal life.

Harrison Drury & Co prioritises employee wellbeing, offering onsite health assessments, mental health first aiders and a work-life balance self-assessment tool. They also organise wellbeing activities, such as physical health checks and menopause training workshops.

Journey Further has an extensive wellbeing strategy, including a network of mental health first aiders, professional counselling services, and regular physical activities. The agency also supports employees in improving their homeworking setups, demonstrating a commitment to its overall health and performance.

The firm prioritises its employees' mental and physical wellbeing by investing an annual budget of over £100,000 into initiatives such as an Employee Assistance Programme, private medical cover, and a cash plan for all employees and partners. It also provides employees with a £200 per annum wellness subsidy to spend on any activity they choose.

Through its "All About You" strategy, Loop Customer Management prioritises employee wellbeing. From mental health support and counselling services to the creation of supportive groups, the company is dedicated to promoting a healthy work-life balance.