Govt urged to reform wellbeing policy and support employers
Government must comprehensively reform its workplace health and wellbeing strategy if employers are to further invest in the area, the Health at Work Policy Unit (HaWPU) recommends.
The body's first report revealed there were still many barriers to organisations getting involved in their workers' health and wellbeing. It noted that after a decade of steady progress, during which...
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