Vitality Finds Burnout Remains a Persistent Issue for UK Employees
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Parliamentary committee approved recommendations for legislation requiring employers to protect workers' mental health. Annual cost of occupational depression in the EU: 100 billion euros.
By 41 votes to 12, with four abstentions, Parliament adopted a set of recommendations for a future legislative initiative by the European Commission setting minimum requirements to prevent, eliminate or reduce these psychosocial risks at work in the European Union (EU).
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The European Union prepares rules against burnout. What new obligations could employers receive the European Union prepares rules against burnout. European companies may be obliged to periodically assess the stress, over-sustaining and other psychosocial risks to which employees are exposed. The initiative is analysed in the European Parliament and aims to prevent mental health problems associated with work, including professional exhaustion, ac…
More than 840,000 people die each year from health problems linked to psychosocial risks at work, according to the International Labor Organization.
MEPs want to prevent psycho-social risks at work better, including a mandatory assessment of these risks across Europe and a recognition of exhaustion syndrome as an occupational disease.
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