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Gen Z Exodus from Healthcare: A Looming Crisis

A significant number of Gen Z healthcare workers are considering leaving the profession due to workplace culture issues and limited opportunities, creating a projected shortage of over 100,000 critical workers by 2028.

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Good Health and Well-being
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The Urgent Need for Thinking Time at Work

A decline in dedicated thinking time at work, down to 2.5 hours weekly from almost 30% in the early 1990s, correlates with increased burnout (76%) and overwhelms (77%), highlighting the urgent need for organizations to prioritize deep thinking to avoid costly errors and improve innovation.

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Employee Attrition Remains High Despite Increased Feedback, Underscoring Need for Process Improvement

Qualtrics' 2025 Employee Experience Trends Report, based on a survey of 35,000+ employees, reveals that despite increased feedback collection (48%), high attrition rates persist, especially among younger workers; inefficient processes are a key driver of burnout, highlighting the need for process op...

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Combating Job Search Fatigue: Strategies for Resilience and Success

Job search fatigue, a common experience marked by burnout and frustration from prolonged unsuccessful job hunts, negatively impacts mental and physical well-being; strategies to combat it include setting realistic goals, self-care, and refining the job search approach.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Workplace Stress Remains High Globally, Driven by Systemic Issues

Global workplace stress remains significantly higher than pre-pandemic levels, with 41% of employees globally and 51% in the U.S. reporting daily stress, driven by rapid change, political division, and ineffective well-being programs.

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AI in Hiring: More Harm Than Good?

Jon Stross, co-founder of Greenhouse, criticizes the current state of AI-driven hiring, highlighting its negative impact on job seekers.

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