Burnout on the rise among Canadian professionals over heavy workloads, survey finds

Millennials report highest levels of burnout among workers

By: financialpost.com

Jul 01 2024
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Burnout on the rise among Canadian professionals over heavy workloads, survey finds

Canadian professionals are feeling more burnt out than they did in 2023, with heavy workloads and understaffed teams driving work pressures, a survey by recruitment and business consulting firm Robert Half reveals. Read More

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Burnout on the rise among Canadian professionals over heavy workloads, survey finds

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