Our wellbeing webinar series for employers in partnership with AIA Australia has been curated with HESTA employers' needs in mind.
Employers in the Australian health and community services sector are facing a unique challenge.
Factors like staff shortages, combined with physically and emotionally demanding work, can create challenges with maintaining good mental health and wellbeing.
We’ve seen these challenges lead to reduced workforce participation, increased incidence of insurance protection claims for psychological reasons, increased early access to super, and ultimately, lower balances at retirement.1
This is why it’s critical for organisations to consider how to move from building awareness of mental health challenges in the workforce, to taking action and creating meaningful organisational change.
In this webinar, our panel of experts:
1 HESTA Work & Life Research 2024
The following can be shared with employees to help support their wellbeing.

According to the Heart Foundation Australia, cardiovascular disease accounts for one in every four deaths. There is a higher prevalence of cardiovascular disease among shift workers.
This webinar explored how prioritising physical and mental wellbeing can support cardiovascular health.
Our panel of experts:

In this webinar for employers, we looked at the steps organisations can take towards better work design to support employees through life’s challenges and improve mental health ― ultimately enabling them to remain in the workforce.
Our experts explored:

To help you provide the support your employees may need to thrive at work despite their symptoms, in partnership with AIA Australia, we discussed how you can support employees experiencing menopause and perimenopause.
We were thrilled to welcome guest speakers Dr Marita Long (MBBS FRACGP DCH Cert of Sexual and Reproductive Health), General Practitioner and Board Director of Australasian Menopause Society (AMS) and Lauren Reynolds, Shared Value Manager from AIA Australia
In this webinar, we explored:

Returning to work is a key milestone for an individual recovering from breast cancer - positively affecting their quality of life, self-esteem and personal finances - and for their employer.
In partnership with AIA Australia, we explored:

Presented in partnership with AIA Australia, this webinar explored how financial stress may affect your employees and how you can support them to feel in control of their finances and financially secure, helping to improve their overall wellbeing.
HESTA’s General Manager – Advice, Jen Harding was joined by AIA’s Shared Value Manager, Lauren Reynolds, to unpack:

To help provide the critical support your employees may need, in partnership with our insurer AIA Australia, we hosted a webinar on the importance of social connection.
Hear from Dr Michelle Lim, leading scientific expert in loneliness and chair of Ending Loneliness Together, and Alison Mclean, AIA Australia's General Manager of Shared Value Partnerships, followed by a panel discussion.

Presented in partnership with AIA Australia in March 2022, this recorded webinar is designed to help you support your employees’ mental health and (re)build their resilience — both of which may have been challenged during the pandemic.
Hear from Aaron Williams, Mindstar, and Rob Prugue, Chair of People Reaching out to People (PROP), followed by a panel discussion.

In partnership with AIA Australia, our Enabling employees with chronic pain recorded webinar shares insights to help you better support your employees and help them contribute at their best when they’re able.
Our distinguished keynote speaker, Professor Lorimer Moseley AO, presents modern pain science and care in a nutshell, focussing on four key pain insights.