Feeling tired, drained, and overwhelmed because of your job? You could be experiencing burnout, a state of exhaustion and disengagement brought about by ongoing stress, according to Mayo Clinic.
While burnout can take a toll on an individual’s health, potentially leading to problems like heart disease and insomnia, it can also have ill effects on the financial health of an organization.
A new study published in the American Journal of Preventative Medicine earlier this year found that employee burnout in the U.S. costs companies between $4,000 to $21,000 for each worker per year in productivity, or missed workdays and reduced work.
More specifically, burnout costs employers an average of around $4,000
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