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How Much Does Employee Burnout Really Cost Your Company?

Employee burnout has become a significant concern for many companies, with repercussions that extend beyond individual well-being, impacting organizational health and financial performance. Burnout is typically characterized by emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and reduced personal accomplishment. These symptoms not only affect the productivity and morale of employees but also lead to severe financial consequences for companies. According to an extensive study

March 14, 2025

Employment Law

How Gen Z is Redefining Workplace Priorities with Soft Skills Focus

In recent years, thrilling leaps in technological advancements have often kept the skills gap conversation focused squarely on the need to equip employees with hard, technical skills. While these are critical—especially as many face a shortening shelf life for their professional skills—Gen Z employees have their eyes instead on soft skills—foundational competencies including communication, leadership, and negotiation skills. In fact,

March 12, 2025

Talent-Management

Anticipating 2025: Employers Prioritize Mental Health and Wellbeing

In 2025, a significant shift in employer priorities is anticipated, with mental health emerging as one of the foremost concerns for organizations. An impressive 31% of employers foresee a heightened demand for mental health support. When specific areas under the umbrella of mental health are considered, such as male mental health and the wellbeing of line managers, the figure rises

March 12, 2025

Talent-Management

Is Workplace Stress Widening the Exercise Gap Among Young Professionals?

Recent research has shed light on an alarming trend: young professionals in the UK are increasingly skipping exercise due to workplace fatigue. This report reveals that younger employees are twice as likely to neglect physical activity because of work-induced exhaustion, with nearly half of them forgoing exercise compared to only a quarter of senior directors. This growing exercise gap has

March 12, 2025

Employment Law

Tailoring Benefits to Support Women’s Health Needs Throughout Careers

A poll of 1,250 employed adults revealed stark differences in health concerns among women across various age groups, highlighting the necessity for age-specific employee benefits. According to research from GRiD, serious illnesses such as cancer or heart disease concern 21% of female baby-boomers, while only 5% of Gen Z women share these worries. Conversely, mental health struggles like stress and

March 11, 2025

Talent-Management

How Can Manufacturers Boost Employee Engagement in High-Stress Jobs?

In today’s competitive manufacturing environment, maintaining high productivity and innovation is crucial, yet it often comes at the cost of increased stress and pressure on employees. To tackle this challenge, leaders need to adopt strategies that enhance employee engagement without compromising on operational efficiency. Understanding the High-Pressure Dynamics Challenges of High-Stress Work Manufacturing sectors often face tight deadlines, demanding production

March 7, 2025

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Maximize Productivity All Day Without Burnout Using Smart Strategies

With the never-ending demands of modern work culture, maintaining high productivity without feeling drained is an ever-present challenge. As the hours tick by, getting through your tasks efficiently without hitting the burnout threshold often seems like a monumental task. However, the key to mastering this is not to simply put in more hours but to manage your energy wisely throughout

March 4, 2025

Employment Law

How Does Workplace Bullying Affect Sleep for Employees and Partners?

Workplace bullying is a significant issue that affects not just the targeted employees but also their partners. The pervasive impact of such detrimental behavior extends beyond the workplace, infiltrating the sanctity of home life and disrupting sleep patterns for both individuals involved. Recent research has shed light on the interconnected nature of sleep health within relationships, particularly when one partner

February 24, 2025

Talent-Management

Are Traditional Employee Benefits Meeting Modern Workforce Needs?

The workforce landscape has undergone significant changes over recent years, challenging the relevance of traditional employee benefits. With growing preferences for flexibility, independence, and personalized support, the conventional benefits model appears increasingly outdated. Gone are the days when employees spent decades with a single organization. Today, career paths are more fluid, with individuals frequently changing jobs, industries, and even balancing

February 24, 2025

Employment Law

Workplace Bullying Linked to Sleep Issues for Employees and Partners

Workplace bullying often conjures images of stress-filled days and anxious moments, but what if its impacts stretched far beyond the workday, infiltrating even the sanctity of sleep? Recent research sheds light on just that, revealing a troubling connection between workplace bullying and sleep disturbances affecting not only the bullied employees but also their partners. Conducted by the University of East

February 21, 2025

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How Can Employers Effectively Mitigate Workplace Stress?

Stress among employees is a prevalent issue in the U.S. workforce, over 75% of American workers experienced work-related stress within the past month. The reasons for this heightened stress are manifold, including tight deadlines, financial pressures, personal responsibilities, and unforeseen life events, all of which can lead to anxiety, burnout, and a host of other problems that detrimentally affect both

February 19, 2025

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Enhancing Workplace Mental Health Strategies for 2025 and Beyond

In 2025, many businesses have come a long way in their acceptance and understanding of the importance of supporting mental health in the workplace. Reports show that among the UK’s top companies, around 96% now offer some type of mental health support to their employees. Statistics indicate that around 15% of working adults are living with a mental health condition,

February 19, 2025