The institute based in Miami released "Future of Wellness at Work", a free report.
Examining the state of wellness in the global workforce, it predicts what the future of work will look like. "Rapidly evolving technology in the workplace is making business more agile, many jobs easier, and everyone more connected in general. It’s also slowly killing us," says Susie Ellis, the chairwoman. "Ageing populations, urbanisation and unhealthy lifestyles are all driving a global rise in chronic disease."
"It makes the case for why wellness will matter more in the future, and also presents a new vision for wellness at work as well as a framework for actions."
An international, non-profit think-tank, the GWI brings together leaders and visionaries from private and public sectors to positively impact and shape the future of the wellness industry.
The report is available online here.
For information, contact:
Global Wellness Institute at globalwellnessinstitute.org
