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How workplace wellness initiatives conflict with real wellbeing – and how art challenges this

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23 January 20232 February 2023

Workplace wellbeing programmes have increasingly become a central part of work and organisational life within a neoliberal economy, offering solutions to stressful working environments and the challenge of maintaining good…Read More >

How workplace wellness initiatives conflict with real wellbeing – and how art challenges this

Maternal wellbeing, infant feeding and returning to work: launch of UK-wide survey

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22 November 20222 February 2023

Returning to paid work is a potential barrier for mothers wishing to continue to breastfeed, with many not realising it is an option to carry on. The benefits of breastfeeding…Read More >

Maternal wellbeing, infant feeding and returning to work: launch of UK-wide survey

Accommodating diversity in the workplace – first workshop on 8 December 2022

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31 October 20227 February 2023

Supporting diversity in the workplace not only improves the working lives of employees and reduces workplace inequality, but also benefits organisations. A diverse workforce, who are well supported in the…Read More >

Accommodating diversity in the workplace –  first workshop on 8 December 2022

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