
- Higher levels of wellbeing indicate decreased risk of disease, better immune functioning, faster recovery and increased longevity, but also career advancement, job productivity and satisfaction, reduced absenteeism or lower turnover.
- As the line between work and the quality of life slowly fades away, wellbeing is becoming an integrative part of the corporate responsibility and a strategy to drive employees’ productivity, commitment and the organisational energy.
- Organisations do not deem wellbeing as solely a benefit for employees but also as a business performance strategy meant to decrease insurance costs. One of our best Wellbeing speakers will teach you how to invest in the needs of your workforce, leaders and company. Book a keynote and learn the fundamentals of creating a work culture that promotes health and happiness through all aspects of life.