5 ways leaders manage toxic work environments

5 ways leaders manage toxic work environments

With UK workers spending so much time at work - on average staff spend 31 hours a week there - having a positive working environment is vital.

However, throughout your career it is likely that you may experience a toxic work environment at some point. Whether the job expects that you go above and beyond, leading to the potential for burnout, or there is an opaque culture whereby indiscretions are ignored and decisions made behind closed doors, most workers know the signs of workplace toxicity when they see them.

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