Work impacted for over ¼ overseas employees with wellbeing issues
Wellbeing issues severely or significantly compromise the ability to function at work for over a quarter (26.4%)1 of overseas employees with wellbeing concerns.
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Joanne Swann
Global workforce burnout amid return to outdated offices
Burnout is an issue for more than half of the global workforce, influenced by a combination of excessive workloads and mandated returns to office spaces that no longer meet their needs.
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The three words defining the UK workplace
What three words would you use to sum up your workplace? That was the question over 2,000 employees in the UK across a wide range of sectors were recently asked.
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4 day workweek – considerations for a successful transition
While the move towards a better work-life balance is promising, employers should exercise caution and ensure they have the appropriate systems in place to ensure the success of this transition.
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Network brokers show increased risk of burnout and abusive behaviour
Brokering behaviours, particularly keeping disconnected colleagues apart, makes brokers feel stressed due to socialising with people who have different norms and values to their own.
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- Gary Clark: Diversifying work settings – the growing trend of workcations
- Professor Marcantonio Spada: What you need to know about supporting employees with problem gambling
- Candice Baker: Is ‘her-alysis’ holding you back? This common Habit impacts career growth
- Nebel Crowhurst: The whole story about ‘wholebeing’ – rethinking employee wellness
- Kevin Fitzgerald: UK must address burnout epidemic to fix productivity
