This week, Arianna Huffington, HuffPost's founder and CEO, has brought her new book Thrive to the UK.
And if we all try to live by her Third Metric ethos, we need to start looking at the world of work a little differently.
This month is National Employee Wellness Month (NEWM), making it the perfect time to embrace Arianna's alternative view of business.
Founded in 2009, NEWM is an initiative designed to help business leaders learn how companies can successfully engage employees in healthy lifestyles.
As part of her vision for a better work/life balance, Arianna recommends signing out of email at the end of your working day and getting enough sleep in order to be fully present and productive when you are at work. "Sleeping your way to the top" as she calls it.
The month aims to showcase how companies can support employees by creating healthy cultures and improving their health and well-being while lowering healthcare costs and driving engagement.
With that in mind, we took a look at the companies that are already creating fantastic working environments for their hard-working employees. The employee perks at Google will make you jealous...
10 Companies That Rule At Wellness
Google (01 of10)
Open Image ModalAdidas (02 of10)
Open Image ModalRandom House (03 of10)
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Open Image ModalDeloitte (05 of10)
Open Image ModalUnilever (06 of10)
Open Image ModalUnilever say they support employees by fulfilling their ambitions by giving them the opportunity to work in a productive and healthy work place. Unilever are a fantastic company to work for if you're a parent. In 2012, workingmums.co.uk recognised Unilever for "innovation to flexible working". The company offer the opportunity to participate in what they call their 'agile working scheme' - offering flexible hours or extended leave plus career breaks or enhanced maternity leave. (credit:AFP via Getty Images)
The Huffington Post (07 of10)
Open Image ModalNot to brag, but we couldn't create this list without including HuffPost because life here is pretty good. AOL/Huffington Post has its own nap pod in the New York office so employees can refresh by catching some z's.Here in the UK office, there's fresh fruit for staff every morning, free fitness classes on-site, reduced gym membership and happy hour once a week - drinks on HuffPost! (credit:Jon Furniss/Invision/AP)
Facebook (08 of10)
Open Image ModalLinkedin(09 of10)
Open Image ModalAmazon (10 of10)
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