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Some 77% of workers in Australia and New Zealand experienced burnout in 2020, highlighting mental health concerns in a WFH world.

Sick of being prescribed bubble baths for your burnout? Here are 10 traditional and not-so-traditional remedies to bolster your wellbeing.

It is undoubtedly tempting to use the Christmas break to catch up on emails and work. But for those who want to resist, here are some tips.

Christmas is often portrayed as a period of happiness and relaxation. However, for many, the festive season is a time of enhanced stress.

“Companies can help by creating workplaces where employees don’t feel like they have to be ‘on’ 24/7,” says Arianna Huffington.

In the startup ecosystem, mindfulness can increase self-awareness, cultivate leadership, and build resilience to stress.

It may seem counterintuitive, but the risk of burnout has increased for many teams since they began working from home.

This year has seen an 87% increase in adult cyber abuse and harassment reports in Australia, compared to the 2019 monthly average.

Here are five, tangible low-cost leadership ideas to help you support your team during this unprecedented time. 

If you’re concerned about your dependency on tech and social media, fear not, there are a number of ways to cut down your screen time.

The federal government will spend $7 million on programs that support the mental health and financial wellbeing of small businesses owners affected by the coronavirus pandemic. 

Publift boss Colm Dolan is on a digital detox, meaning he doesn't check emails on his phone, receive notifications or work on the weekends.