From Office to Operations: whole-organisation wellbeing
Tue, 17 June @ 10:00 – 11:00
This is an online event.
Audience
This event is open to Business in the Community (BITC) members and non-members. It is aimed at business leaders, HR, occupational health managers, wellbeing advocates and individuals interested in overcoming the challenges of supporting cross-functional workforce wellbeing.
Background
Diversity in job design for 2025’s workforce creates cross-functional complexity for organisational wellbeing leaders. With some employees working frontline and others flexibly working from home, how can organisations unlock an inclusive and equitable workforce wellbeing approach?
Our Prioritise People research found 9 in 10 organisations are offering some form of wellbeing programme. However, where 1.7 million cross-functional workers experienced a health condition made worse by their job in 2025 , the challenge persists.
With an estimated 62% of the UK population working away from a desk , this event will discuss the wellbeing considerations in supporting operational workforces with BITC’s whole-person approach.
About the event
With the potential value of better wellbeing estimated at £4,000-12,000 per employee, it’s time to bridge the gaps between occupations, reimagining holistic wellbeing.
Discover how to transform whole-organisation wellbeing and reach your workforce from operations to office. Find out how BITC’s widely-endorsed Workwell Model and further resources empower an evidence-based approach to healthier, thriving workforces – irrespective of function. Hear best practice examples to apply to your organisation and have the opportunity to ask questions to our subject matter experts.
What you will learn:
1. Discover the wellbeing divides for operational and office workers.
2. How to overcome siloes in your organisational approach and engagement using BITC’s whole-person approach.
3. How you can use BITC wellbeing framework and practice to identify and address root causes of poor wellbeing.
4. Optimise whole workforce wellbeing through shared best practice from our subject matter experts.
Booking and contact details and further information
- Contact Annette Ettarh, Event Manager, BITC with any further questions.
- Full joining instructions will be sent before the event.
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