Posts tagged "burnout"

The Deloitte report surveyed more than 5000 working women across 10 countries and found that women are experiencing “alarming levels” of stress and burnout at work.

Extended periods of uncertainty and burnout can lead to employees disconnecting from day-to-day tasks and withdrawing from the business as a whole.

Two years into the pandemic, burnout and impostor syndrome have become occupational hazards, according to a new report from Asana.

Is shifting blame responsible for our never-ending burnout? M.K. Ward, director of people, culture and OD at startup Zipline.io unpacks what keeps driving us to exhaustion.

If you are finding yourself in 'Struggletown' in the lead up to the break, here are some things that will help you finish the year on a high.

Almost half of Australian workers feel that only lip service and “box ticking” is being paid to their mental health by employers rather than concrete measures and genuine empathy.

Research shows that taking time off results in lower stress, more success at work and more happiness at home and at work. On the other hand, working longer hours is laden with diminishing returns.

For warehouse and shipping workers, the run-up to Christmas means long hours and more demanding work, often under poor conditions and with little job security.

With lockdown finally lifted across Australia, employers need to be alert to a different health crisis that is likely to spike as workers drift back into the office: burnout. 

We’ve become seduced by the idea that working long, grueling hours is the definition of productivity and success. But it’s a fool’s errand.

There's another testing time ahead for employers, one that carries its own risks and opportunities, and may impact a different cohort of people — 'The Great Burnout'.

Even in successful businesses, employees are burning out en masse, says Culture Amp co-founder and chief Didier Elzinga.