Kate Wright
The A to Z of wellbeing at work: free posters
This poster series shares top tips for staying mentally and physically healthy at work. We all need reminders to look after ourselves during our busy work schedules – if we don’t, it could lead to burnout which is of course counter-productive!
Top team building: why corporate fundraising is the answer
Charity fundraising at work brings people together. Perfect team building! Read how corporate fundraising is delivering the feelgood factor to business teams.
Britain’s ‘Best Places to Work’: how do they keep their workforces happy?
Let’s look at the secrets to the success of employee wellbeing award winners. How are they creating a happy work culture? Do inclusion and flexibility play their parts?
What helps to prevent shoulder pain when we’re doing office work?
This Posturite infographic about shoulders and shoulder pain shows you how good positioning and ergonomic equipment helps prevent shoulder pain at work. If you’re already suffering shoulder pain, there are tips too for working equipment to reduce your discomfort.
Why choose a career in equality, diversity and inclusion?
A career in EDI could be fascinating, rewarding and challenging in equal measure. Read these interviews with two trailblazers in the emerging field of equality, diversity and inclusion.
Professionalism and confidence: How best to present yourself in online meetings
It’s time to improve your positioning, lighting, personal presentation and voice for virtual meetings. Here are practical tips to help your confidence when working from home and meeting online.
Use a computer? Remember your eye health
Get top tips on eye health for screen users and find out which DSE regulations help us take care of our eye health in this useful infographic. It’s important that as computer users, we remember to look after our eyes.
My day of sitting and standing to work at home
At home, how do you break up your working day? Do you move between sitting and standing and get moving? Meet some of the UK homeworkers who stand up for periods throughout the day to work, in a bid to be less sedentary for better health and wellbeing.
How to get a good return on your task seating investment
When you invest in good quality chairs for your business, employee productivity can be boosted and absences and presenteeism reduced. Here’s advice on buying ergonomic task seating, and what differences there actually are between premium task seating and lower price point seating.
My workplace adjustments for ADHD – and my advice to others
"I didn’t know that I was neurodiverse and had ADHD." Vikki's ADHD does impact her at work but she’s discovered ways of working that bring out her best. Read about the reasonable adjustments that can enable neurodiverse people to excel in their jobs.
