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What job stress and burnout are, what tends to drive them at work, and when to bring someone else in. Explanations first; every claim links to its source.

  1. A small team lifting a heavy block off a tall stack of tasks on a whiteboard.

    How employers can reduce burnout: what the evidence supports

    Wellbeing perks do not fix an unmanageable workload. This is what WHO and HSE guidance, and the research on interventions, say employers should do first.

  2. A person at a desk with a half-empty battery on the laptop and a dim lamp, with a small mint sunrise in the window behind them.

    What is burnout? Signs, causes, and how it differs from stress

    How the WHO defines burnout, the three signs to look for, how it differs from a stressful week, and what at work tends to cause it.

  3. A seesaw tipped by a heavy pile of files on one end, with a small cup of tea and a plant on the other.

    What causes stress at work? Six areas to check

    Work stress is rarely about one thing. Six areas of work design explain most of it, and checking them tells you what to change, not only how to cope.