January is often a time for resolutions and goal setting, but it can also be an incredibly difficult month for many people.
After the excitement of the festive season, returning to work can feel challenging. With Blue Monday (supposedly the most depressing day of the year) and the increase in Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) due to the lack of daylight, it’s not surprising that a lot of us feel a bit down in the dumps and lacking in motivation.
This is exactly why January offers the perfect opportunity for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to focus on employee health and wellbeing and implement initiatives that will support and empower your people to thrive in the months ahead.
Practical ways to prioritise employee wellbeing
When it comes to workplace wellbeing, small changes can go a long way. According to the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), 70% of SME leaders recognise the link between prioritising employee health and achieving better business outcomes. Here are a few simple, yet impactful, steps you can take to support your employees:
By taking simple, cost-effective steps, you can build a workplace where employees feel supported and engaged. However, smaller businesses often face resource constraints, making it difficult to sustain meaningful initiatives. That’s why affordable, accessible solutions are needed to bridge the gap and support your team’s wellbeing.
Help is at hand… with Medigold Health Protect!
At Medigold Health, we understand the unique challenges SMEs face when it comes to looking after their teams. That’s why we created Medigold Health Protect.
Our Protect package brings together both preventative and reactive support services.
Here’s what’s included:
All of this is available through a simple, affordable annual subscription, making it easier than ever to boost the mental and physical wellbeing of your employees.
Keen to learn more? Click here for more information and to get in touch.
“The support in mental health and wellbeing alone deserves five stars! Let alone all the other services offered!”
–Amar Kaursingh, Brooklands College