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The Great British Workplace Wellbeing Series
Recognising the people and organisations who are helping to make a true difference to the lives of our nation’s working population.
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Awards recognising & championing Britain’s workplace wellbeing heroes
The Great British Workplace Wellbeing Awards
Launched in partnership by the founders of the Great British Entrepreneur Awards and industry experts and Great British Entrepreneur alumni brand Wellity Workplace Wellbeing, this programme shines a spotlight on those positively changing the lives of the Great British workforce. These awards have been launched to recognise and champion the incredible steps taken by many employers, service providers and individuals in response to our global wellbeing crisis.
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This year’s shortlist included:
Past judges include:
Debbie Bullock (she/her)
Wellbeing Lead, AVIVA
Amanda Webb
Gymshark
Dr Sabrina Robinson
Wellbeing Lead, Essex City Council
Simon Blake OBE
Chief Executive, Mental Health First Aid England
Amanda Hammond
Fujitsu
Gail Weeks
Nokia
Real. At. Work.
The Great British Workplace Wellbeing Sessions
Real. At. Work. The Great British Workplace Wellbeing Sessions will bring together experts, leading employers and advocates from different sectors of the UK economy to discuss, challenge and shine a light on the significant challenges faced by the workforce of today.
Topics include:
Mental Health
Addiction
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Employee Benefits
Leadership
Workplace Wellbeing
Past speakers include:
Kelly Collumb
Wellbeing, Diversity & Inclusion Manager, Gymshark Ltd.
Christina Taylor (she/her)
Sustainability Consultant, Aviva & Beat Ambassador
Daniel Callaghan
Employer Branding Manager, Capital One
Sam Langford
Health and Wellbeing Advisor, B Braun
Alex Holmes
Author & Coach
Faith Holloway
Compassionate Employers Programme Lead, Hospice UK
Workplace Wellbeing Matters
News & Insights
Latest News & Insights
Businesses are urged to join Time to Change Wales’ initiative to end discrimination in the workplace
Funded by the Welsh Government and led by two of Wales’ leading mental health charities, Adferiad Recovery and Mind Cymru, Time to Change Wales is the first national campaign established to reduce the stigma and discrimination faced by people with mental health problems in Wales.
A quarter of disabled students feel isolated at University: A new study from Student Beans
As students enter their first term of University, the traditional freshers week, and other social activities used to get to know other students take place this month. And a time that is set to be fun and exciting for most students, can be quite different for disabled students.
Are microbreaks the answer to extinguishing workplace burnout?
A recent study, comparing 30 years of research, looks at how effective 10-minute microbreaks could be in helping to promote positive workplace wellbeing.
How burnout can effect your business and its employees - Advice from Wellity Global
Wellity Global reflect on the increase in burnout and how it’s impacting both organisations and employees.
