Health and wellbeing at work 2023
We're proud to partner with CIPD to deliver the 2023 Health and Wellbeing at Work report.
Championing better working lives for over 100 years, CIPD is the professional body for HR and people development.
With sickness absence at a 10 year high, employers have a role to play in supporting the health and wellbeing of their employees. Investing in a proactive strategy, organisations will reap the rewards of a workforce whose health and wellbeing is known to be a priority
3 key findings from 2023
Employers need to keep employee wellbeing at the top of their agenda
70% of respondents see their health and wellbeing activity as an opportunity to boost employee engagement.
Mental health and musculoskeletal (MSK) issues are the top causes of long-term absence
Levels of sickness absence are the highest in a decade at 7.8 days per employee per year.
Employers could provide more wellbeing support throughout life stages
Just 46% offer support for menopause transition, and 47% for chronic health conditions or disabilities.
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Providing a wealth of benchmarking data on key areas like absence management, wellbeing benefits and mental health, the report can help you take the steps to support your employees’ wellbeing through industry standard guidance.
How the report can help:
Provide insight and case studies to share with your employees
Offer industry benchmarking to see how you compare against other UK companies
Get industry-specific insights into employee health and wellbeing.
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Discover the latest findings of the Health and Wellbeing at Work survey, our 13th year in partnership with CIPD.