Employee burnout isn’t going anywhere any time soon. Here’s how HR can help.
Burnout should be reframed as a “we problem” instead of a “me problem,” Christina Maslach, psychology professor at the University of California, Berkeley, tells HR Brew.
Burnout should be reframed as a “we problem” instead of a “me problem,” Christina Maslach, psychology professor at the University of California, Berkeley, tells HR Brew.
“That’s tougher than building it…That sustainment means you continue to stay connected to the voice of your employee, and you continue to stay connected to the voice of your customer.”
The RTO debate may be over, but discussions about the post-RTO office continue into 2026.
“I think, in the corporate world, a lot of us are experiencing survival mode, not acute like when a tiger is chasing you, but chronic, that it can go on for years.”
What started as a personal playbook has become a “source of truth” at HR tech platform Justworks.
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