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Following the huge success of the Ireland Rugby team during the Guinness Six Nations recently, we’re delighted to announce that the Irish Rugby Football Union has just been certified as a Healthy Place To Work for the fifth consecutive year! The IRFU is the governing body for the sport of Rugby in Ireland, and are […]

We are thrilled to announce that BT Ireland, one of Ireland’s leading communications services providers, has been certified as a Healthy Place To Work® for the fifth consecutive year! BT Ireland delivers integrated and secure communications and IT services to major multinational companies, including contact centre solutions, data centre and managed services delivery, network, security, […]

Great to see an article today in The Irish Times about new Global Research revealing the importance of the health and well-being of employees to deliver optimum output and performance. The research was carried out by Healthy Place To Work® and was analysed by Trinity College Dublin, with over 6,000 responses from employees in 18 […]

The launch of Make Work Healthy is a huge milestone for Healthy Place To Work® this year. We believe that the key to success is an absolute obsession with workforce health and in this book we share our views on the future of work and the workplace.We’re pleased to announce that Make Work Healthy is […]

Following the successful launch of Healthy Place To Work in Brazil this year, including a number of great organisations becoming part of our growing global community of healthy businesses, we are delighted to announce that Marina Nunes Galvão Sobral has become the new CEO of Healthy Place To Work, Brazil. Marina is a professional with […]

We are delighted to announce the next episodes in our Work Healthy Podcast Series. The global response to our series has been amazing so we are so pleased to feature another exceptional line up; Arnold Bakker from the Centre of Excellence for Positive organisational Psychology at the Erasmus University in Rotterdam, Debbie Bullock, Wellbeing Lead […]

Following the formal launch of Healthy Place To Work® in Sweden, Nordisk Valideringsforum has become the first organisation in Sweden to achieve the Healthy Place To Work certification. Eva Martin, CEO for Healthy Place To Work Sweden®, said: “I am happy that the first organisation in Sweden has gone through our process and officially become […]

Boyum IT Solutions, a global provider of supply chain management software solutions based in Aarhus, Denmark, is proud to announce its certification as a Healthy Place to Work to become a distinguished community of other certified companies worldwide. Healthy Place to Work® is the global standard for healthy workplaces, whose mission is to make work […]

  Hughes Insurance is the first company in Northern Ireland to achieve the Healthy Place to Work certification for a second consecutive year. Healthy Place to Work was launched in 2021 as the global standard for workplace health certification by John Ryan, providing a strategic approach to organisational health and well-being that is evidence-based and […]

Hughes Insurance is the first company in Northern Ireland to officially achieve the Healthy Place to Work certification. R&D tax credit specialists, Amplifi Solutions based in Ballyclare and the Northern Ireland branch of global IT consulting and managed services company, Version 1, also recently become certified as Healthy Places to Work. Healthy Place to Work […]

Covid and the Changed World of Work  Health and wellbeing in the workplace have been emerging themes in recent times, so much so, many companies believe they have those boxes ticked. A few apples here, a wellbeing session there and, hey presto, employee welfare ticked. However, the reality is far different. Now, my aim here […]

Thank you to all who attended the event yesterday, we had a fantastic reception. If you missed it, Healthy Place to Work CEO John Ryan was joined by HR Grapevine to discuss key areas which are often overlooked by companies with regard to organisational health.  Too often organisations have a superficial and outdated view on […]