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Work design
makes life better.

Thrive at Work is a world-first
well-being initiative centred on designing work that helps employees, organisations and industry to thrive.

Led by the Future of Work Institute at Curtin University, Thrive at Work has been developed with leading mental health bodies – for and with, businesses.

Thriving Sustainably: Navigating the complex landscape of workplace mental health

A Thrive at Work Survey Insights Report

In this inaugural report of the Thrive at Work Survey Insights series, we break down the key strategies for organisations to unlock an engaged and energised workforce using the Thrive at Work approach.

Elements of the Thrive at Work journey

Thrive at Work in Mining Masterclass series

As a part of the State Government’s Mental Awareness, Respect and Safety (MARS) Program, the Future of Work Institute has developed a Thrive at Work in Mining Masterclass series for the mining industry to support companies at various stages of their journey towards building a mentally healthy workplace.

Services we offer

There are many benefits to connecting with our experienced team of Researchers and Practitioners at the Future of Work Institute. We offer a range of services to help your organisation thrive, including customisable surveys on work design, upskilling training, solutions based workshops, and focus groups.

It makes business sense

Use some statistics to help quantify the impact thriving employees could have on your business. Demonstrate to your organisation the opportunities presented by focusing on workplace well-being. These opportunities include financial returns, increased productivity and engagement, decreased turnover and absence, compliance with legislation, enhanced reputation, and employees who thrive in all domains of their lives.

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Thrive at Work Partners

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