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Author: Gethin Nadin

Gethin Nadin is the Founder and Chair of the Workplace Wellbeing Action Group (WWAG), a voluntary group of internal wellbeing leads from some of world’s biggest and most recognisable brands. Members represent organisations employing almost one million people.

Britain isn’t booming – could a wider good work agenda help?

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In the context of crises and precarity, there are actions that employers can take to better support people’s lives and help bring back Britain’s ‘boom’

Why a return-to-office mandate will not fix productivity and collaboration woes

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Gethin Nadin explores why a mandate to call employees back to the office is not going to solve your collaboration and productivity issues.

AI-powered chatbots like ChatGPT are set to revolutionise HR

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Embracing AI-powered chatbots is key to staying ahead of the curve.

If you don’t support financial wellbeing in 2023, you’re not supporting employee wellbeing at all

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Money-related stress is rife as the cost-of-living crisis continues, but employers can educate their people on how to improve their financial wellbeing.

2022 in review: HR reflections on a turbulent twelve months

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Gethin Nadin reflects on the challenges HR has faced over the last 12 months

Book excerpt: ‘A work in progress’ by Gethin Nadin

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HRZone readers get an exclusive preview of award-winning psychologist Gethin Nadin’s new book.

Quiet quitting: More employees should do it and fewer businesses should care

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Quiet quitting is not about laziness. It is about younger employees rightly denouncing hustle culture and taking control of their lives.

Employee experience and the rise of compassionate capitalism

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These days, being able to show how you treat your people, the planet and the wider society is at the heart of the employee experience.

Financial wellbeing in 2022: Employers must step up to support the huge cost of living

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With the cost of living sky-rocketing, now is the time for employers to step up to help support staff in 2022.

Diversity and inclusion: How to build more inclusive wellbeing strategies

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A ‘one size fits all’ approach is no longer enough.

HR’s highs and lows in 2021: The year in review

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Gethin Nadin casts his eye back over a turbulent year and looks at the likely changes for HR in the coming months

Why are we still talking about sick pay?

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Almost two years post-pandemic and organisations are still not offering adequate sick pay schemes to their employees.

Financial Wellbeing: Something isn’t adding up

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For Talk Money Week Gethin Nadin discusses how improving employees’ numeracy can help with their wellbeing.

Is the trend for company-wide mental health breaks futile?

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Mandatory wellbeing leave makes great PR but is it really in the interests of the employees or simply an exercise in futility?

How can leaders help redefine the wealth generation ecosystem?

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A new report has revealed the ways in which UK leaders can drive people productivity to help boost the global economy.

The unequal mental health toll: a growing crisis for marginalised groups

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The theme for World Mental Heath Day is ‘An unequal world’ which explores the difficulties faced by those marginalised groups within our workplace.

Hybrid working: Why it’s time to stop debating the future of how we work

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Pre-pandemic the trend for flexible working was already growing. It’s time to give people the freedom to find the best way of working for them.

The ‘Great Resignation’: Why HR must evolve the employee value proposition

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Why employers should brace themselves for a mass exodus of staff.

Why trust is the future of the employee experience

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The pandemic taught us the employees can be trusted. As a result, we must build employee experiences founded on autonomy and choice.

Employee trust: a valuable commodity in times of crisis

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In times of crisis, everything relies on trust. Find out why…

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