Last month we met to talk about children and young people's #wellbeing. You can read the minutes and look at the brilliant presentations from our guest speakers here...
https://t.co/PSlrm1bZss
Our next meeting will take place this Wednesday 3 November - where we will discuss children's #wellbeing.
We have an excellent line up of speakers. Sign up here to join the discussion... 👇https://t.co/1sNFAC7P0I
Our next meeting will take place online at 2pm on 24 June. We will discuss #wellbeing in different places in the UK, in the context of the government’s levelling up agenda. Sign up here 👇
https://t.co/KeukHjahd8
Our next meeting will take place online at 2pm on 24 June. We will discuss #wellbeing in different places in the UK, in the context of the government’s levelling up agenda. Sign up here 👇
https://t.co/KeukHjahd8
How has #Covid19 impacted on #wellbeing in the UK? Our first virtual meeting of 2020 took place earlier in the month to discuss this important issue. Have a look at the minutes here... https://t.co/Y5HHZHQkre
Motion agreed in Lords' debate yesterday on the case for the Government to use #wellbeing as a key indicator of national performance when setting budgets, deciding policy priorities and reviewing the effectiveness of policy goals: https://t.co/uopdggp4OT
Admist all the #Brexit chat today I was proud to chair an @APPGWellbeing Economics session on wellbeing and employment practices this morning. Major thanks to @WhatWorksWB for their excellent work in coordinating the meeting
Great to be part of this morning’s discussions on the importance of wellbeing in the workplace. Real benefits for employees and organisations alike. A lot more that Govt could do in this area too!
Delighted to present the Kellogg's Wellbeing Strategy at the APPG on Wellbeing Economics this morning, and share the positive impacts we are making to people's wellbeing across societal, physical, and emotional dimensions @KelloggsUK
This morning @jedeneve presented groundbreaking research conducted with @bt_uk to the UK Government's @APPGWellbeing committee. The research has found that happy workers are 13% more productive. Read more: https://t.co/5E1yZyfU0D
"Personal wellbeing rather than economic growth should be the primary aim of government spending" - @guardian after the @APPGWellbeing launch of A #SpendingReview to Increase Wellbeing, by Lord @RichardLayard. What will be in tomorrow's Spending Review? > https://t.co/a6FtTWoaMH
As the UK approaches another Spending Review, a group of parliamentarians are calling for a major change of direction: policy should be targeted at the #wellbeing of the people and not at economic growth, published by the @APPGWellbeing >> https://t.co/gpctyjxsFF
Many thanks to our excellent speakers from NI, Wales, Scotland & New Zealand who spoke at today's @APPGWellbeing on the great steps they are taking to improve the wellbeing of their citizens. We have a lot to learn from pioneering work on wellbeing in these countries.