Burnout’s Death Toll Makes It a Board-Level Safety Risk
Long working hours led to an estimated 750,000 deaths in 2016, while burnout costs a 1,000-person company $5 million a year. Boards, not wellness programs, must act.
Topic
Employee Wellbeing
Topic
Employee Wellbeing
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