Blog: What should brokers be prioritising when it comes to workplace wellbeing for 2021?
Petra Velzeboer discusses why now is the time to focus on a strategic approach to mental health in the workplace and move past awareness initiatives.
The global pandemic has had a huge impact on many people’s mental health. While it certainly is taking its toll, one positive thing to come from this is that no organisation can ignore that employee wellbeing needs to be prioritised this year in order for businesses to succeed.
We’ve been working with a number of organisations across the insurance sector recently. Whilst it is fair to say that pre-pandemic mental health wasn’t a big priority across the industry, we have definitely seen that
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