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Top 5 white papers on well-being at work

Top 5 white papers on well-being at work

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Top 5 white papers on well-being at work

Well-being Well-being at work is currently a very popular concept. Studies have revealed its positive impact on businesses. Here arethe top five white papersthat help explain the benefits of well-being at work.

Well-being at work: An asset for the company

White paper by Sabine Pernet

Burnout causes significant damage, whether to the worker's personal life, their work, or, consequently, the company's situation. This book attempts to exposethe negative effects of stress at work. It also offers ideas onhow to improve quality of life at work.

Simply improve the well-being of your employees!

Move your buddy white paper

Employee dissatisfaction at workis very costly for a company (€12,600 per employee annually). This book outlinesthe consequences of employee disengagement.It also provides advice on how to solve this problem and develop a strong employer brand.

Well-being at work: a factor in performance?

Yuco white papers

This is a catalog of programs aimed atdeveloping skills and improving employee well-being.Indeed, it has been established that the success of a company's projects depends onthe employee experience. What's more, a company's success depends onthe well-being of its employees.And as an added bonus, it is an extraordinary tool for promoting cohesion.

Well-being at work

White papers from Stanwell & One Conciergerie

This isa guide to integrating well-being at workintomanagerial practicesandoperational tools within companies. It is the result of extensive research conducted among startups, companies, and decision-makers. This book stands out as a serious guide amid the plethora of offerings on the market for techniques to improvequality of life at work. 

Working outside the office: Well-being and motivation

Edenred white papers

The world of work is currently undergoing a major transformation with teleworking. But how can we maintain internal communication with remote workers? And how can we prevent employees from experiencing stress? Indeed, remote working involves hyperconnectivity, which can give the impression of being overworked. The book brings together the responses of professionals on the subject.

In short,improving workers' quality of lifeis a lever for a company's development.

The white papers listed above will guide companies seeking answers, whether on how to improve the quality of life of their employees or how to deal with changes in the world of work.

In short,improving workers' quality of lifeis a lever for a company's development.