Coping after Covid: Recovering the hidden cost of the pandemic
Key findings of the report:
• An estimated 320,000 businesses have wellbeing strategies that are not fulfilling their potential
• 59% of HR leaders say they would like to be able to do more in terms of wellbeing but company culture prevents it
• If wellbeing spend is maximised, the increased productivity could add £61bn to the English economy by 2025
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