Bupa unveils new HR, health and wellbeing service for SMEs

Includes a partnership with WorkNest

Jaskeet Briah
clock • 2 min read

Bupa has launched a new service that combines HR support with health and wellbeing services into a single, dedicated offering for small-to-medium sized (SME) businesses.

The new service, Growth+, is free to all of Bupa's SME customers and is designed to support small business owners and entrepreneurs in carrying out their health and wellbeing responsibilities as an employer. Growth+ will also support growth opportunities for these businesses through private healthcare investments, according to Bupa. As part of the service, customers will have access to a team of health and wellbeing experts, including mental health clinicians, who are trained to understand the struggles of running a small business, with tailored support available. A partnership wit...

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