13% of EU Workers Suffer Chronic Exhaustion From Their Work, One of the Main Symptoms of Burnout
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Endless days, excessive workloads or constant pressure can end up billing workers and leading to the well-known burnout or burnout syndrome of the burned worker. In fact, 13% of employees in the European Union (EU) claim to feel physically and emotionally exhausted regularly by their work, according to the International Labour Organisation (ILO). The World Health Organization (WHO) defines burnout as a labor phenomenon characterized by exhaustio…
13% of EU workers say that they feel physically and emotionally chronically exhausted by their work, the first of the three main symptoms of burnout or occupational wear syndrome, combined with reduced professional effectiveness and an attitude of detachment, anger and cynicism.The data is reflected in the latest report on psychosocial risks of the International Labour Organisation (ILO), in which no estimates are made of how many workers could …
13% of workers in the European Union say that they feel physically and emotionally chronically exhausted by their work, the first of the three main symptoms of burnout or occupational wear syndrome, to which are added the reduction of professional efficiency and an attitude of detachment, irascibility and cynicism.
13% of workers in the EU say they feel physically and emotionally chronically exhausted by their work, the first of the top three of the world's top...
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