The past, present and future of workplace wellbeing with Professor Sir Cary Cooper

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The Work Well Podcast

Brian Crooke

64 episodes

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The World Health Organisation has identified the workplace as a priority area for health promotion. Why then, does the word “work” have such a negative and unhealthy connotation for so many? We spend so much of our adult lives “at work”, why should it be in a role or in a place that doesn’t support our health and wellbeing? Join Brian Crooke on The Work Well Podcast as he interviews workplace wellbeing thought leaders to discuss how employers, employees and entrepreneurs can lead the way by creating and sustaining the healthy, safe and well workplaces of the future.

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The past, present and future of workplace wellbeing with Professor Sir Cary Cooper

The Work Well Podcast

49 minutes 10 seconds

3 years ago

The past, present and future of workplace wellbeing with Professor Sir Cary Cooper

Today on The Work Well Podcast, we have the great privilege of being joined by Professor Sir Cary Cooper.

Cary is the 50th Anniversary Professor of Organisational Psychology and Health at the ALLIANCE Manchester Business School in the University of Manchester and the President of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development. He is also the author and editor of countless scholarly articles and books, with which he contributes to expanding the knowledge on management, organisational behavior, and social sciences.

Cary's curriculum is extensive, so I'm excited to have him here to talk about the evolution and the future of mental health and wellbeing in the workplace.

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