Sources: Accountemps survey, 2017; Stanford University Graduate School of Business meta-analysis, 2015.
Top Reasons for Burnout Cited by HR Leaders
Source: Kronos Inc. and Future Workplace study, 2016.
Source: The State of American Vacation 2017, Oxford Economics.
The Signs of Stress
Source: CareerBuilder survey of U.S. employees, 2017.
Employee Assistance Program Calls Between 2012 and 2014
Source: Workplace Options global study, 2015.
Top 5 Contributors to Employee Satisfaction
Society for Human Resource Management 2017 Employee Job Satisfaction and Engagement research report
Source: State of the American Workplace report, Gallup Inc., 2017
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