Workplace wellbeing is a term to describe how happy, safe, and motivated employees feel in their place of work. Leaders have always had to accept that this requires flexible practices that will regularly change.
As we enter 2023, Coinadrink Limited the vending machine operator explores three wellbeing trends that will shape the workplace across the next 12 months.
One of the biggest things that contributes to employee happiness and motivation is your office design. Whereas this used to be an afterthought, it could now make or break how easy your staff find it to remain motivated and productive.
A good office design is one that promotes comfort, communication, and wellness. With that said, here are some of the best ways to update your office design in line with fresh expectations from your employees in this post-Covid world.
With the UK Government putting an end to Coronavirus Plan B, and with more employees returning to the office over the coming days and weeks, it is extremely important that your environment fits the requirements of your team.
Coinadrink Limited the vending machine company can improve company culture with meaningful employee perks. These range from simple and cost-effective office coffee machines and office water coolers, to vast, personalised breakout areas.
We were delighted to hear recently of a welcome boost to the UK logistics industry. It seems the pandemic has increased demand for online shopping, which has led to greater need for warehouses and additional units.
Coinadrink Limited the vending machine company works closely with logistics businesses up and down the West Midlands businesses and beyond. If you’re looking to expand your premises, Coinadrink can help keep your team productive in the face of high demand with valuable employee perks.
The latest change to the modern workplace is fast taking shape. As 60% of firms continue to redesign their working environments, it seems that private offices are falling victim. Coinadrink Limited, the vending machine company, explores why shared spaces are now taking priority.
Traditionally speaking, the idea of going to work was never supposed to be fun. It’s still true today that the main reason why we go to work probably won’t be because we enjoy it, but how important is it for your employees to enjoy what they do? Studies show that it’s very important, for both the employee and your company.
According to recent reports, pandemic burnout is becoming a big problem in the workplace. More and more employees are struggling with anxiety, stress and fatigue due to the ongoing Covid-19 and an increased workload.
Coinadrink has long understood the importance of creating a safe and positive working environment. After all, we will spend an average of 7 hours a day here, even if many of us are working from home more at the moment.
We take a look at what you can do to transform your workplace for the benefit of your team, by showing you care for their wellbeing during this uncertain time.
Despite the fact that more and more people are now working from home, there are still some employees who remain in their normal working environment. This means that refreshment services still need to be provide for the benefit of wellbeing and productivity.
But with normal working operations now either suspended or stopped completely due to the ongoing pandemic, how can you provide a Covid compliant catering solution for your workplace?
Your employees are key to the success of your business, but Covid-19 is undoubtedly throwing new challenges into our working day that can be tough to overcome.
Research suggests that frequent change at the moment – such as government guidelines and our working environment – may be resulting in poor motivation levels as we start 2021.
Improving the mental and emotional state of your team is what’s needed to recapture that spark. In short, you need to boost their psychological safety and make them feel comfortable and happy in their work. Here is the report from Coinadrink Limited, the vending company.
The popularity of the UK coffee shop is unquestioned. According to one study, 5.3 million people visit a coffee shop once a week, which more than contributes to its £10.1bn worth as of last year. However, coffee culture has now extended to the workplace, too.
It makes sense, really. Nearly 100 million cups of coffee are consumed every single day in Great Britain. And as we spend more and more time at work, employees are demanding higher quality coffee. Often courtesy of a high quality coffee machine. This blog post has all the details, courtesy of a Nespresso report.