Wellness entrepreneur and Director of Wellbeing at hasta World, Dylan Salamon, shares three tips for World Wellbeing Week which employers can implement right now. These zero cost suggestions are proven to have an immediate impact on your employeesâ wellbeing:
Dylan Salamon has always had a passion for wellbeing. Starting his career in corporate PR, Dylan soon realised that there was a fundamental conflict between his core beliefs and the work he was doing. A decade later, with many successful wellbeing businesses behind him (e.g. âDown to Flow Escapesâ yoga retreats), he co-founded industry pioneering wellbeing events company hasta World. âWellbeing is a journey; it is not a one-size-fits-all tick box exercise for companies to implement just because they need to. The last 18 months have pushed everyoneâs mental and physical health to a new extreme and therefore we decided to place wellbeing at the centre of our businessâ, notes Salamon. hasta provides the corporate world with a range of experts in niche areas of wellbeing to curate an offering that is carefully tailored to the clientâs needs. Ranging from nutrition to digital health, hasta covers all aspects of wellness. Salamon adds, âIt has been the toughest year of my existence and there is a fine line between building a successful organisation and taking care of people. To stay true to our founding principle of wellbeing, we do weekly check-ins with all employees. As leaders, this allows us to identify learnings and also celebrate the areas where we are thriving. I would highly recommend that every employer do this -it is the fastest way to ascertain how your employees are feeling.â hastaâs offering includes wellness days and nutritional, mindfulness and diversity workshops For more information, please email: wellbeing@hastaworld.com
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