Ambra Zhang, CEO & Co Founder of Juniperwith Caroline Masterton, Client Services Director, Parallel Employee Benefits Reproductive health touches everyone, regardless of gender, life stage, or orientation.But what does “reproductive health” really mean, and how does it impact daily life andthe workplace? A Look at Today’s ChallengesHealth conditions such as infertility, menopause, and low testosterone […]
Myles Wellbeingwith Parallel’s Alison Brown, Health & Wellbeing Specialist We’ve all heard of the old adage ‘healthy body, healthy mind’ right? So if being more active is good forthe body and the mind, why are 34% men and 42% women in England not active enough for goodhealth? (Gov.uk) Now this is not an exhaustive list […]
In partnership with Avivawith Parallel’s Michael Smith, Client Engagement Executive According to our latest Working Lives report, 73% of employees feel more anxious about finances due to the cost-of-living crisis, with 75% seeking more support from employers for retirement planning. Talk Money Week (4th–8th November) is an ideal time to discuss finances, emphasise financial education, […]
Maji – a holistic financial wellbeing providerwith Alison Brown, Health & Wellbeing Specialist With the rising cost of living, many employees are feeling the strain on their finances. Inflation, increased energy bills, and higher everyday costs are creating financial pressures that can impact not only personal wellbeing but also work performance. Research shows that 13% of UK adults […]
Alison BrownHealth & Wellbeing Specialist As World Menopause Day 2024 approaches on Friday 18th October, it’s a timely reminder for employers to step up and ensure they’re creating a supportive and inclusive workplace for employees in midlife and/or going through menopause. It’s also now your legal obligation to have an awareness of menopause and to provide reasonable adjustments […]
Guest Blog – Check4Cancer Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in the UK, with over 55,000 new cases reported each year and approximately 11,500 deaths annually [i]. While 76% of those diagnosed survive at least 10 year [ii], recent figures suggest that at least 23% of cases are preventable through early screening […]