(FGD) An online employee wellness programme (EWP) offered by the Department of Health was the most commonly identified existing worksite health promotion programme by the nurses.
"Consider offering an EAP (employee assistance programme) service, whereby employees can seek confidential advice from trained professionals," he added.
For example, the ad department's employee engagement programme in 2009 will be replicated this year with staff in Guardian Business and Professional.
Oonagh Aitken, chief executive of CSV, said: "As an organisation with an established employee volunteering programme, we know the benefits to employees, the workplace and communities".
P also used our employee assistance programme helpline, to provide him with advice on coping with anxiety, mindfulness and dealing with self-control.
Knowledge and support for our community projects has been helped by an employee engagement programme that has seen community partners set up stall inside the Guardian offices during sustainability events in 2009 and 2010.
After many years of working closely together, HSBC and NGO, Earthwatch, decided in 2007 to extend their partnership and design the world's largest employee engagement programme focused on the issue of climate change.
Where needed, we might arrange private therapy through our medical insurer or the Employee Assistance Programme". It is important to measure wellbeing throughout the firm: "It's all about keeping people engaged with us.
According to a former employee, the programme at first had higher standards, but then ITV began prolonging the quizzes to bring in more calls, devising trickier questions and giving out less money (it has paid out £6m in six months).Jeff Henry, ITV's head of consumer business, shows little embarrassment about the broadcaster's new direction.
