Do office wellness programs work? A new study suggests they're not helping staff

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Lunchtime yoga, mindfulness seminars and resilience training are just some of the ways big companies try to promote well-being at work. But one British researcher says he’s failed to find “any evidence” these programs actually help workers.

“[I found] no difference between those who participated in these types of initiatives and those who didn’t,” said William Fleming, author of a study published this month in Industrial Relations Journal and a research fellow at the Wellbeing Research Centre at the University of Oxford.

Fleming examined data from 46,336 workers at 233 companies, collected as part of Britain’s Healthiest

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