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Employee burnout continues to remain high this year, according to recent research, sparking conversations around reduced engagement, quiet quitting, and “bare minimum Mondays.”
Here are some ideas that could positively shift the work environment and employee performance...

34% of US workers report worsening mental health, survey finds Long hours and heavy workloads contribute the most to anxiety and stress concerns, The Conference Board found.

In past recessionary environments, blue-collar and frontline workers were the first ones to lose their jobs. Currently, the U.S. is seeing a white-collar reckoning for office workers.

How The Banking Crisis And Summer Slowdown Will Affect Hiring When too many people are looking for a new job during one of the slowest times of year, it will discourage people from continuing their job searches. The path of least resistance for many will be to enjoy late spring and summer, then reignite the search in September.

Just as work can impact your mental health, so too, your mental health can affect your work, impacting your job performance and productivity. Here are some ways to cope with a toxic workplace, ease the stress of remote working, and improve your work-life balance.

Mental Health in the Workplace - HelpGuide.org Whether you're working in the office or at home, there are ways to improve your work-life balance and take care of your mental health.

Celebrate America’s nurses in May.
Nurses Month is an opportunity to recognize and honor America’s 4.4 million registered nurses and their contributions to the health of their patients, communities, and the world.

ANA Enterprise News, March 2023 The American Nurses Association (ANA) congratulates nurses for maintaining the number 1 ranking in Gallup’s annual Most Honest and Ethical Professions Poll. The American public rated nurses the highest among a host of professionals including medical doctors, pharmacists, and high school teachers.