We have selected some of the strongest tools for measuring psychological wellbeing. All studies have been published in peer review journals and are presented under two headings: Comparative Reviews and Organisational Measures. These studies have examined wellbeing in a range of organisational contexts.
Some of the strongest practitioner evidence regarding measuring wellbeing at work has been summarised below. These are empirical studies or work of publishable quality.
The resources included within this section aim to provide leaders and managers with the guidance required to enhance the psychological wellbeing of those they manage.
A number of documents that relate to national policy implications are provided below. The resources are not specific to the workplace but have implications for the workplace.
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