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Report Vitality The Relationship Between Mental and Physical Health in the Workplace

The Relationship Between Mental and Physical Health in the Workplace

Are UK employers failing to adequately invest in the health and wellbeing of their staff?

Health related lost productivity is costing the UK economy an estimated £81 billion. Among the biggest drivers of absenteeism and presenteeism (when employees go to work but report themselves to be unproductive) is lack of sleep. However, this is only one of the biggest impacts on the mental and physical health of your employees, and their performance in the office.

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This report from Vitality discusses: 

  • The impact of ill health on the UK workforce
  • The main causes of ill health at work
  • How an employee wellness programme could help

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