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The Great British Workplace Wellbeing Awards 2026 took place on 19th March at the prestigious...November 26, 2025The Great British Workplace Wellbeing Awards today announced the shortlist for the 2026 annual...September 16, 2025With nominations now open for the 2026 Great British Workplace Wellbeing Awards, we’re continuing...More PostsFAQs
When do nominations open?
Nominations are closed for 2026!
What is the entry criteria?
There is category-specific criteria which is detailed in the category descriptions. You can find this information on the categories page.
How much does it cost to enter?
Absolutely nothing!
The Great British Workplace Wellbeing Awards are free to enter, and you may enter as many categories as you like!
What is the entry deadline?
Entries closed for 2026.
Can I save my entry?
Yes! Your entry is automatically saves as you go.
Can I enter more than one category?
Providing you meet the criteria for each category, yes! You're free to enter as many as you like.
What are supporting documents?
The supporting documents are not a compulsory part of the application. It won't count against you if you do not include any, but they can help to aid your entry.
Supporting documents could be testimonials, examples of press coverage, explainer videos, or impact reports for example.
Can I alter my application after submitting?
Yes, you can make changes to your application after submitting right up until the entry deadline. Email hello@grcworldforums.com to make the required changes.
How are the winners chosen?
Following the shortlisting process (which is done internally by our editorial team), the successfully shortlisted applications will be handed over to our independent judging panel.
The Workplace Wellbeing Awards judging panel has supporters from multiple sectors, with each of our judges allocated to categories that match their areas of expertise.
Entries will be judged based on the answers provided within the application form.
As with any judging process, there is an element of subjectivity around judging, so applicants should aim to provide as much information as possible.
Judges will review applications independently.

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