Our sponsors

We are only able to bring this hub to you because of the kind support of our sponsors through the Affinity Health at Work Research Consortium. Since 2006, the Research Consortium has enabled us to undertake innovative and practical research relating to workplace health, wellbeing and engagement. It allows us to work with and be supported by a group of forward-thinking organisations, including a number of 'institutional sponsors' (such as CIPD, HSE, Acas, IOSH) plus a variety of employer organisations drawn from a range of sectors (such as accountancy, insurance, energy, healthcare, transport, central government, finance and education).

The Consortium is a collaboration between researchers and members, who contribute by taking part in research projects and helping shape outputs, as well as financing the research work; in return, they receive a range of membership benefits. Click here to find out more about the Research Consortium and benefits.

In order to keep the hub alive and to keep the content free to access and up to date, we need more sponsors. If you or your organisation are interested in joining our Consortium and sponsoring the hub, or if you would like to sponsor a particular topic within the hub, please do contact us.

With special thanks to the following supporter:

HSE - The Health and Safety Executive aims to reduce work related death, injury and ill-health. This is achieved through a range of activities; from shaping and reviewing regulations, producing research research and statistics and enforcing the law

With special thanks to the following volunteer practitioners:

Mindfulness working group:

Christian Ferragamo, Anna Kane, Baptiste Marescaux and Nadine Mellor

Resilience working group:

Duarte Pereira, Agata Perepeczko and Lisa Cherry

Return to work following mental health sickness absence group:

Russell Calderwood, Danny Sharples, Kirsty Murray, David Russell, Giada Femminella and Katherine Webster

With special thanks to the following sponsor:

De Beers for their sponsorship of the resilience topic

CIPD is the professional body for HR and people development, the voice of a worldwide community of more than 140,000 members committed to championing better work and working lives. We've been setting the benchmark for excellence in people and organisation development for more than 100 years. Through our expertise and research we provide a valuable perspective on the rapidly changing world of work. We exist to make work and working lives better, and at a time of unprecedented change we have the vision, agility and strength to make a real difference to our members, to businesses, to the economy and to all working people.

IOSH is the Chartered body for health and safety professionals. As the world's biggest professional health and safety membership organisation, we're the voice of the profession, campaigning on issues that affect millions of working people. We set standards and support, develop and connect our members with resources, guidance, events and training.

AXA PPP healthcare is one of the largest, most experienced health and wellbeing providers in the UK and globally. Established in 1940, we have been helping people to access the medical care they need for over 75 years. We have a long history of leading the market in designing and introducing innovative solutions to meet the changing health and wellbeing needs of our clients, with an emphasis on embracing new technologies at an early stage to deliver better quality products, a better member experience and better value for our clients.

We are part of the world's largest insurance family, the AXA Group. Globally, AXA protects over 103 million people in 59 countries. Our scale means that we see healthcare trends unfolding on a global scale, and we use everything we learn to shape the future of healthcare, bringing you exciting technologies and insights from doctors and researchers around the world.

The University of Oxford maintains its thriving, cosmopolitan community of scholars and students, all united in a commitment to education and research.