Employers can boost productivity and improve the lives of workers by tackling burnout and prioritizing wellbeing, according to a new report from the World Economic Forum (WEF).
“Global productivity is in decline, while poor employee health costs the global economy 15% of annual output," says the report, which argues that workplace health must become a strategic priority for business leaders and HR executives.
“Healthy and thriving employees are the foundation of high-performing organizations and thriving societies,” it continues.
Burnout and health risks for employees
The WEF has identified burnout and declining health as a critical issue for business leaders looking to improve retention and make productivity gains. “In 2023, 44% of employees globally reported feeling stressed for much of the day.”
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