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Claire Renée Thomas: 5 ways we’re self-sabotaging and how to stop the cycle

Irrespective of the seniority, position or tenure of the employee, no one is immune from moments of self-sabotage from time to time! Discover tips on how to stop.

Majority of British workers operate beyond traditional work times

Concerning new research reveals the majority of British workers (54%) go beyond the traditional work times, signalling an end to the conventional 9 to 5 workday.

UK risks being a ‘burnt-out nation’ due to poor mental health

The spectre of becoming a nation plagued by widespread burnout looms large, as indicated by recent observations from Mental Health UK.

Sam Wilson: Procrastination – bad habit or burnout?

Have you noticed procrastination seeping into different tasks more? Could the reality be that you're actually closer to burnout than you previously realised?

Helen Wells: Why burnout is affecting so many women – and how to avoid it

Urgent work deadlines, family demands...The ‘juggle’ can feel never-ending, yet we do our best to carry on as women. But what happens when carrying on becomes impossible?

Amy Bailey: How can employers prevent burnout amongst their staff?

Businesses, particularly those who are encouraging or mandating their staff back to the office, need to start providing workspaces where their employees can work effectively.

Seymour Adler: Managers feel more pressure than ever – it’s time to “ease the squeeze” and avoid burnout

Trends in engagement over the last few years underscore that mid-level managers are feeling more pressure than ever before, leading to increasing levels of burnout and disengagement.

Danielle Baron: Ctrl+Alt+Revive – overcoming burnout

This article delves into the various burnout types—overload burnout, under-challenge burnout, and neglect burnout—and provides comprehensive strategies to effectively combat each type.

Global workforce burnout amid return to outdated offices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.

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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