Burnout is affecting over 52% of workers today, but companies can help prevent it by addressing common triggers like unrealistic workloads and poor work-life balance. By implementing strategies such as flexible work arrangements and supporting mental health, businesses can foster a healthier, more sustainable work environment.

The future of work—driven by remote setups, automation, and a stronger focus on mental health—is reshaping leadership responsibilities. As burnout rates rise, leaders must take proactive steps to prevent it, or face costly consequences like turnover, disengagement, and decreased innovation. The key? Foster a flexible yet structured work environment, prioritize mental health initiatives, address AI-induced burnout, and create strong boundaries for remote workers. Ignoring burnout is not just a human cost—it’s a financial one. Invest in sustainable strategies now to protect both your team and your bottom line.

I've got my sassy pants on in this article for all my corporate executives and leaders out there all about why your EAP isn't actually helping your company and your burned out employees. We'll take a look at some of the stats and introduce you to some better alternatives!