Workplace wellbeing insights
7/10
Employees say:
“Wellness isn’t taken
seriously enough”
$323.4
Billion
Estimated cost to the global economy each year from burnout
59%
of the global
workforce is disengaged
39%
of UK adults do not exercise enough
Our Solution
The GoVida workplace wellbeing app enables businesses to transform the wellbeing of their employees and create engaged high-performing teams within a people-centric wellness culture.
Our employee wellbeing platform is based around:
Prevention
“Prevention is better than cure”. GoVida promotes and creates the right behaviours so that they become habitual.
Holistic
Wellbeing is derived from multiple pillars from physical to mental and social all of which are embedded within a single solution.
Positivity
The term “mental health” may have negative connotations. GoVida brands wellbeing in a positive, exciting, aspirational way and as a result we achieve market-leading levels of adoption and engagement
Gamify
The power of setting realistic and achievable goals is well understood. GoVida applies goal-setting principles using gamification to drive adoption and engagement and improve outcomes.
Team Building
Use GoVida to keep your colleagues connected, engaged and well. Create stronger teams, break hierarchical chains and build camaraderie.
Charity
GoVida enables organisations to combine charity fundraising initiatives with their wellbeing strategies. This increases the awareness and impact of both with wellbeing driving Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and CSR supporting wellbeing.
Lead from the top
For any strategy to work, the genuine buy-in must be there from the top. Wellbeing is no different and, GoVida powerfully ingrains wellbeing into a company’s values and culture.
Companies that do not invest in employee wellbeing face:
- Consistently lower employee engagement
- Absenteeism and consequential business disruption
- Presenteeism with the associated reduction in productivity
- Higher employee churn
Download our Employee Wellbeing Strategy Guide
39% of UK adults (20 million people) do not undertake the required weekly amount of physical activity recommended by the government for health.
