There is a lot of uncertainty about wellbeing at work. Employers are unsure how to define it, how to improve it, what priority to assign to it and how to measure the success of wellbeing programmes. To help organisations solve these dilemmas, the British Safety Council has hosted a roundtable debate with Britain’s most eminent wellbeing thought leaders, including Professor Dame Carol Black, Professor Cary Cooper, Norman Lamb MP and, Charles Alberts, Head of Health Management at Aon.
There is a lot of uncertainty about wellbeing at work. Employers are unsure how to define it, how to improve it, what priority to assign to it and how to measure the success of wellbeing programmes. To help organisations solve these dilemmas, the British Safety Council has hosted a roundtable debate with Britain’s most eminent wellbeing thought leaders, including Professor Dame Carol Black, Professor Cary Cooper, Norman Lamb MP and, Charles Alberts, Head of Health Management at Aon.
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