Data-driven wellbeing | KPMG launches 'energy check-in' meetings with staff flagged as burnout risks

KPMG launches 'energy check-in' meetings with staff flagged as burnout risks

Accounting giant KPMG has revealed plans to run ‘energy check-ins' with employees who are at risk of burnout and further wellbeing issues.

First reported by Fortune, the company is rolling out the initiative to its 36,000 employees following a small trial period held last year.

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