Tag: burnout

Four global trends reshaping the future of talent management

Between emerging technology, economic uncertainty and growing rates of burnout, HR is facing mounting pressure to help employees adjust to rapid change. By harnessing these four global trends, HR can help ensure their workforces are ready for anything.

How to combat the three dimensions of burnout

There’s far more to burnout than feeling tired. Burned out employees exhibit a range of symptoms which call for proactive management and sustainable work cultures.

How can organisations better support middle managers?

Middle managers are arguably the backbone of any organisation. But the job can be a tough one. Here’s how HR can help.

5 tips to reverse the symptoms of burnout

As year-end deadlines and celebrations flood the schedule, organisations may find their workforce facing exhaustion and, in severe cases, burnout. Use these tips to guide employees towards reclaiming their wellbeing amid the holiday hustle.

Most Australians would hide a mental health condition from their employer

New research shows that seven in 10 Australians wouldn’t tell their employer about a mental health condition. Why do employees feel so unsafe to speak up in the workplace and how can employers empower them?

Yes, you can be too passionate about your job

Should ‘passion’ really be a prerequisite for an effective employee? There’s a dark side to passionate workers that employers and HR need to be aware of.

Leaders are bearing the brunt of workplace burnout, report finds

Nearly two thirds of Aussie workers are experiencing high levels of burnout, with leaders feeling the strain even more, according to new research. How can HR ensure a psychologically safe workplace for employees at all levels?

Three types of burnout HR should look out for

Do your people seem exhausted, stressed and more than a little cynical about their work? Sounds like burnout. Keep an eye out for these three different types.

What you need to know about the negative health effects of long work hours

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the average Australian full time worker spends about 40.7 hours a week at work. However many spend far more time working, whether it’s emails on the weekend, or long work hours that stretch into the evening. In the modern workplace, technology makes it easier to clock up long…