Workplace well-being is on an “upward trajectory” throughout the Asia–Pacific region, with Vietnam (65.09) leading the rest of the regional countries in workplace wellness.

Vietnam also has organizational health scores above the overall average (62.9), according to research from Intellect.

The study uncovers the strengths and areas of improvement of workforces across the Asia-Pacific on both an individual and organizational level.

While individuals are self-aware, able to build workplace relationships, and likely to encourage workforce participation, they may need support with stress management, emotional regulation, and mental well-being.

For organizations in these markets, organizational support is on the rise, though companies may need support in implementing employee well-being programs.

The three sectors with the highest organizational health scores are healthcare and pharmaceuticals (67.48), government and nonprofits (66.81), and education (65.76). All of those are above the overall benchmark score of 63.85.

Other above-average industries include technology and telecommunications, professional services, and manufacturing.

Intellect’s report recommends that employees understand where their organization stands regarding workplace well-being, work to improve disengagement to improve their company’s organizational health score, and improve productivity./.

Source: VGP
11/04/2024