We’ll admit it… we did Quality of Life at Work Week too…
In June, GL events dedicated a week to quality of life and working conditions. The theme was ” Anticipating tomorrow’s work “.
Always ready to try new things and do better, the Cité des Congrès team took part. Over 5 days, various activities were planned, and we’re sharing them with you in this article (perhaps it will inspire you).
The team loves to eat , so that’s where we started!
We enjoyed a well-balanced breakfast with fresh fruit, muesli and gourmet brownies prepared by Prune Traiteurs .
It’s a great way to get the week off to a good start and get in a good mood while catching up on each other’s news.
Sitting at a desk for hours on end is not good for the body. But unfortunately, we sometimes have to, and this can create tension in the body which can increase with the stress of a busy period.
With this in mind, we called on Leslie Bodin from Ludis to help us unblock some of the team’s tensions.
Each member of the team enjoyed a 20-minute seated massage, just the thing to relax us.
You can’t change a team that likes to eat, so we continued the week with an aperitif on the rooftop. Everyone had brought a little something to spend a convivial moment together.
We’re pros at aperitifs and eating out. We like to get together several times a year for lunch and enjoy the good restaurants of the Valenciennes region.
We can put together a list of the best restaurants in and around Valenciennes for you to enjoy.
GL events had scheduled online conferences on a variety of themes throughout the week.
How to gain energy, understand the impacts and factors of stress at work, understand the challenges of AI and better apprehend change: these are various topics that were discussed.
These conferences provided answers to questions posed by GL events employees, helping them to contribute to their well-being at work.
This week dedicated to quality of life in the workplace did us a world of good! Between moments of relaxation and learning, the Cité des Congrès team got together in a convivial atmosphere.
Why not take inspiration from these ideas to improve the quality of working life at home?
