Original publisher: NHS
Work-related stress and burnout
An accessible explanation of how prolonged workplace pressures can affect people, and ways to seek support.
Read NHS guidance →Information and guidance
Burnout resources
Independent information for people affected by workplace burnout or prolonged work-related stress.
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Understanding burnout and work-related stress
Burnout is described by the World Health Organization as an occupational phenomenon, rather than a medical condition. These resources explore its impact and the responsibilities employers have for addressing workplace stress.
Original publisher: Health and Safety Executive
Support for workers experiencing stress
Information about workplace stress and steps employers should take to address harmful pressures.
Explore HSE guidance →Original publisher: Acas
Preventing work-related stress
Independent guidance about employer responsibilities and changes to workplace conditions that can help reduce stress.
Read Acas guidance →Original publisher: World Health Organization
How burnout is understood
An explanation of burnout as an occupational phenomenon associated with chronic workplace stress.
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