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A Wellbeing Culture for U.K. Construction Workers
The global construction industry is interconnected, and so are its workers. When construction companies in one country improve their wellbeing culture, that proves contagious for others—in all the right ways.
By Bagnalls
May 7, 2024
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by Bagnalls
A family-owned business for 145 years, Bagnalls provides commercial and specialist painting and decorating services for a wide range of sectors. Bagnalls’ people-first approach informs everything it does, from regular support for community projects and charities to investment in mental-health training and support for staff.
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