Tag #Burnout

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Employee Mental Health Crisis: A Call for Workplace Change

Rising inflation, job insecurity, and demanding work expectations are causing widespread employee burnout, particularly among Generation Z, prompting calls for work-life balance, flexible schedules, and increased employer support for mental well-being.

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40% Bias Score

Good Health and Well-being
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Remote Work Burnout: A Toronto Lawyer's Case Highlights Risks of Insufficient Vacation

Toronto lawyer Samantha Seabrook discovered a remote employee hadn't taken sufficient vacation in 2024, highlighting a risk of burnout among high-achieving remote workers; this prompted her to emphasize the importance of disconnection and prompted a discussion of the issue on LinkedIn.

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40% Bias Score

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Surging Employee Stress in 2025: Burnout, Politics, and Economic Uncertainty

A 2025 survey of 1,000 US employees reveals that 40% cried at work last month, with nearly half feeling life is harder post-pandemic due to return-to-office mandates, economic uncertainty, and global political turmoil, resulting in record-high job burnout (66%).

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44% Bias Score

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Corporate Hypocrisy: Women's Day Celebrations Clash with DEI Rollbacks

Companies are celebrating Women's Day with performative gestures while simultaneously rolling back DEI initiatives and implementing stricter RTO mandates, negatively impacting women and caregivers, highlighting a disconnect between words and actions.

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60% Bias Score

Gender Equality
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Leadership Failure: Obstacles to Employee Success

A Leadership IQ study found that only 16% of employees feel their leaders remove obstacles, impacting motivation; high performers are less engaged than low performers in 42% of organizations due to unaddressed inefficiencies.

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48% Bias Score

Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Israeli Doctors Face High Rates of Burnout and Suicide

Healthcare professionals in Israel face high rates of burnout, divorce, and suicide due to overwhelming workloads, emotional strain, and a lack of support, but policy changes and improved support systems offer hope for improvement.

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24% Bias Score

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Time Scarcity Epidemic Among Professionals

A significant number of professionals experience a chronic lack of time due to excessive meetings and the fear of missing out (FOMO), leading to stress, burnout, and a decline in well-being; this is prompting companies to offer time management training and highlighting a generational shift towards v...

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48% Bias Score

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Vacations: A Key to Improved Job Performance and Career Success

Taking regular vacations boosts job satisfaction (94% of employees report a refreshed outlook), enhances creativity via "incubation," and demonstrates valuable time-management skills to employers, ultimately benefitting both personal well-being and career advancement.

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36% Bias Score

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British Business Owners Work Far Longer Hours Than French Peers

A SumUp survey shows British business owners work significantly longer hours (over 40% work >40 hours/week) than their French counterparts (15%), highlighting contrasting work cultures and raising concerns about burnout and work-life balance.

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60% Bias Score

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Jean-Pierre's Post-White House Life: A Complete Political Withdrawal

Former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has completely withdrawn from politics since leaving office in January, prioritizing self-care and family time after a demanding four-year term.

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36% Bias Score

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Workaholism Linked to Erosion of Moral Values in the Workplace

A recent study shows a correlation between workaholism and a decline in ethical behavior, particularly in organizations prioritizing profits. Workaholics, often driven by a need for validation or control, may justify unethical actions to achieve success.

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32% Bias Score

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Hospital's Well-Being Initiative Boosts Satisfaction by 76%

Royal Free Hospital's data-driven well-being initiative, detailed in a BMJ Leader study, resulted in a 76% increase in workplace satisfaction, a 22% rise in professional development program compliance, and a jump in employee survey participation from 35% to 57% among approximately 3,000 staff member...

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40% Bias Score

Good Health and Well-being

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