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What The Workplace Needs Right Now: A Paradigm Shift In Thinking Around Wellbeing And Sustainability

By Sophie Hawthorne
Published in Jobs
April 26, 2023
1 min read
What The Workplace Needs Right Now: A Paradigm Shift In Thinking Around Wellbeing And Sustainability

I read this super interesting article titled “What The Workplace Needs Right Now: A Paradigm Shift In Thinking Around Wellbeing And Sustainability” and I just had to share it with you. It talked about how employers need to start prioritizing the well-being and sustainability of their employees if they want to be successful in the long run.

Basically, the article argues that businesses often focus solely on profits and productivity, which leads to burnout and dissatisfaction among workers. But by shifting their focus to things like work-life balance, mental health support, and eco-friendly practices, employers can create a more positive and sustainable workplace culture.

I totally agree with this because I’ve experienced firsthand how a toxic work environment can negatively impact your mental and physical health. I used to work at a fast-paced startup where the expectation was to work long hours and never complain. It wasn’t until I left that I realized how much it was affecting me.

But it’s not just about individual wellbeing. The article also talks about how businesses that prioritize sustainability, like reducing waste and using renewable energy sources, can have a positive impact on the environment and contribute to a healthier future for everyone.

Overall, I think this article is really important because it highlights a necessary shift in mindset that many companies need to make. By valuing the wellbeing and sustainability of their employees, businesses can not only improve the lives of their workers, but also make a positive contribution to society as a whole. So, let’s hope more companies start taking this approach!


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