“Wellbeing makes a difference in productivity of 52% when comparing those with the highest levels of wellbeing versus the lowest.”
Robertson Cooper Insights Report 2025, based on 70,000 employees, comparing those in the top 20% for levels of wellbeing against those in the bottom 20%.
Healthy, supported employees are the foundation of high-performing teams. Organisations that prioritise wellbeing consistently outperform those that don’t, with higher productivity, reduced absence and stronger engagement.
Covering a holistic range of topics including mental health, sleep, nutrition, physical activity, productivity and behaviour-change.
“higher levels of wellbeing generally predict higher firm valuations, higher return on assets, higher gross profits,”
Workplace Wellbeing and Firm Performance Jan-Emmanuel De Neve, Micah Kaats and George Ward July 2024, Wellbeing Research Centre, University of Oxford.