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Employee Wellbeing Services

Give your people meaningful wellbeing support while building healthier, more engaged and resilient teams.

Support every aspect of wellbeing

From mental health and EAPs to physical health, financial wellbeing and rewards, create a programme that reflects what your people really need.

Practical benefits your people appreciate

Offer everything from health screening and occupational health support to financial guidance, fitness benefits and employee discounts.

Make wellbeing work for your business

Build a programme that supports engagement and retention, and understand what’s working and where to improve.

Poor mental health alone costs UK employers up to £56 billion every year through absenteeism, presenteeism and staff turnover.

Employees who feel genuinely supported in their wellbeing are up to 23% more productive and significantly more likely to stay with their employer long term.

At Omny Benefits, our employee wellbeing services go well beyond a gym discount or an Employee Assistance Programme contact number. We work with employers to design and deliver holistic wellbeing programmes that address the real drivers of how your people feel at work: their mental health, their physical health, their financial confidence and their sense of belonging within your organisation.

Take a look at our Employee Wellbeing services

We take a holistic approach to employee wellbeing, addressing all four dimensions of how your people experience work: their mental health, their physical health, their financial confidence and their sense of connection and purpose within your organisation.

Mental health and emotional wellbeing

Mental health wellbeing services can include access to Employee Assistance Programmes (EAPs), which provide employees with confidential, 24-hour access to counselling, mental health advice and practical support for personal and work-related issues. We advise on selecting the right EAP provider for your workforce and budget, and help you communicate the service so that employees actually use it when they need it.

Physical health and occupational wellbeing

Physical wellbeing services include health screening, assessment programmes, access to occupational health support, ergonomic assessments, gym memberships, fitness benefits, cycle-to-work and other active commuting incentives. We help employers design a physical health offering that is proportionate to their workforce and their budget, and that complements rather than duplicates any corporate protection cover already in place.

Financial wellbeing

Financial wellbeing services help employers address this gap in two ways. At the programme level, we provide access to financial education resources, cash plans and benefits that reduce the immediate financial pressures employees face. At the individual level, our employee engagement service provides one-to-one financial guidance and/or advice for employees on pensions, savings, family protection plans, debt management and long-term financial planning.

Social wellbeing and rewards

Rewards and perks advisory services help employers design a recognition and benefits offering that reinforces social wellbeing: retail discounts and lifestyle benefits that show employees their employer is investing in them, recognition schemes that celebrate contribution and create a sense of shared success, and community-building initiatives that strengthen team cohesion and reduce the isolation that can often accompany hybrid or remote working arrangements.

Why choose Omny Benefits as your Employee Wellbeing partner?

We provide an independent, expert view

There is no shortage of wellbeing platforms, EAP providers and app subscriptions on the market. What is much harder to find is a consultancy that isn’t tied to any particular vendor, understands your business, your people and your wider people strategy, and can design and deliver employee wellbeing programmes that actually connects with your teams.

A strategy aligned to your goals a recruitment strategy around your ambitions.

We design a programme that starts with an understanding of your employees, your current challenges, your culture and your goals, and build a wellbeing strategy around those realities. This shifts employee benefits from a business cost to a commercial driver.

We sit within a joined-up people consultancy

When you work with Omny, you have easy access to our team of HR advisors, employment lawyers and occupational health professionals under one roof, to complement your benefits and wellbeing services. This gives our wellbeing advice the added depth of joined-up people expertise that standalone wellbeing providers simply can’t offer.

We measure and evolve your programme

We help you build the right measurement framework from the start: tracking absenteeism rates, engagement survey data, EAP utilisation and employee feedback to understand what is working, and what needs to be tweaked along the way.

Built on relationships, driven by our experts.

At Omny Group, we believe great service starts with great relationships. Our people take the time to understand your business, becoming a trusted extension of your team. Whether we’re supporting you with a new benefits strategy, implementing an EAP, or assisting with other employee wellbeing strategies, you’ll always have experienced, dedicated professionals who genuinely care about your success.

Ian Beaumont

Group CEO

Angie Crush

Head of Employment Law

Mike Kealey

Managing Director, Omny HR

Amanda Menahem

Group HR Director & Head of Omny Performance

Chris Halloran

Group Finance Director

Jonelle Wilkin

Group Head of Operations

Lorraine Williams

Senior Legal Director

Paul Andrews

Director

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Frequently asked questions

What is an employee wellbeing programme?

An employee wellbeing programme is a structured set of initiatives, benefits and support mechanisms designed to improve the physical, mental, financial and social health of a workforce – driving financial confidence and their sense of connection and purpose within your organisation. Effective programmes go beyond a single product, such as an EAP or a gym discount. They are designed around an understanding of your specific workforce and the challenges your people face, communicated clearly so that employees know what is available and feel comfortable using it, and measured over time so that their impact on absence, retention and performance can be demonstrated.

 

Does my business need a wellbeing programme?

Many employers use a wellbeing programme to demonstrate to their people that they care and appreciate their hard work and loyalty. But if your business is facing specific challenges such as rising absenteeism, low morale, high stress levels, or difficulties with recruitment and retention, a wellbeing programme can provide tangible solutions to those problems, too. At Omny Benefits, we’ll work with you to identify these challenges and create a wellbeing strategy that fosters a healthier, happier, and more productive workplace.

How can I ensure my wellbeing programme is successful?

Success starts with a clear understanding of your team’s needs and ongoing evaluation. At Omny Benefits, we recommend:

  • Employee Feedback: Gather insights through surveys and focus groups.
  • Tailored Design: Create a programme specific to your team’s requirements.
  • Effective Communication: Ensure employees understand the benefits available.
  • Measure Impact: Track absenteeism, productivity, and engagement.
  • Continuous Improvement: Adapt initiatives based on regular feedback and performance metrics.

What types of employee perks are most popular?

Popular perks include gym memberships, retail discounts, and exclusive deals, however, the most effective perks are those tailored to your team’s needs. At Omny Benefits, we’ll help identify what motivates your workforce; whether it’s flexible working options, mental health initiatives, or team-building activities to create a package that resonates and delivers impact.

How do I choose the right perks for my employees?

The key lies in understanding your team’s needs and preferences. At Omny Benefits, we assist with employee surveys, team discussions, and industry benchmarking to identify impactful perks. We’ll ensure your package is relevant, competitive, and aligned with your broader business strategy.

Is a wellbeing programme a legal requirement?

A formal wellbeing programme is not currently a specific legal requirement. However, employers have a duty of care under health and safety legislation to assess and manage the risks to their employees’ health, safety and welfare, which includes occupational stress and mental health risks. The Mental Health Act 2025 strengthens the framework within which employer mental health responsibilities will be assessed going forward.

How much does an employee wellbeing programme cost?

Costs vary considerably depending on the scope and components of the programme. Some highly effective initiatives, such as improving internal mental health communication, training managers in wellbeing conversations or introducing flexible working policies, carry minimal direct cost. Others, such as private health screening programmes or comprehensive EAP provision, involve ongoing investment. It’s important to note, however, that the cost of putting in a wellbeing programme is clearly visible but the cost of not having one isn’t always as obvious, can total a lot more. and have a greater negative impact on a business.