Aon Paper Highlights Long Hours, Burnout and the Risk to Employees’ Mental Health

Young indian eastern tired exhausted business man rubbing eyes sitting in modern home office with laptop on desk. Overworked burnout academic Hispanic student with glasses in hand feeling eyestrain.

According to Aon’s most recent report, long working hours, increased workload and the pressure to perform all elevate the risk of work-related stress and are threatening to undermine the resilience of both individuals and organisations.

For example, Aon found that only 28% of financial services organisations feel positive about the ability of managers to address mental health needs¹.

Aon’s paper, Long hours and burnout explores how putting employee resilience at the centre of your wellbeing strategy reduces the risks associated with stress, anxiety and burnout.

This includes a focus on:

• the convergence of people and risk management
• the crucial role of managers
• the importance of reviewing existing strategies in light of future working trends

You can find out more and download the paper here.

LATEST Poll

Sponsored by The Watercooler

FEATURED
Logo

Sign up to receive Make A Difference's fortnightly round up of features, news, reports, case studies, practical tools and more for employers who want to make a difference to work culture, mental health and wellbeing.