Britain's Healthiest Workplace

What is Britain's Healthiest Workplace?

Britain’s Healthiest Workplace was established in 2013 in response to the fact that many UK employers are failing to adequately invest in the health and wellbeing of their staff. Health-related lost productivity is the costing the UK economy an estimated £81 billion, which would reduce significantly with adequate investment in health and wellbeing.

Britain’s Healthiest Workplace aims to study the link between modifiable health risks and short-term productivity, develop a common understanding of what employee health and wellbeing means, and establish a common set of standards that can be applied to all industries. The survey uses a broad set of questions covering lifestyle, clinical and mental health, work engagement and productivity, and an in-depth assessment of leadership, culture and the health and wellbeing interventions offered by employers.

Our 2018 Winners

The Benefits of Participating

Participating employers will gain not only a deeper understanding of the health risks affecting their employees, but also how these risks impact upon other factors such as job and life satisfaction, work engagement, and productivity. Participation spans a wide range of organisational sizes, sectors and regions, allowing for practical and relevant benchmarking against other comparable employers. The study also allows repeating employers to track their progress and the health of their employees over time, and offers recommendations for improvement.

Not only will participating employers receive an in-depth Organisational Health Report, detailing the health profile of their organisation, but employees completing the survey will receive a Personal Health Report, including information such as their Vitality Age, in real-time.

Since its inception in 2013, nearly 450 employers and over 158,000 employees have taken part in the study. Previous winners include organisations such as Adidas, Nomura and Johnson & Johnson.