Workplace burnout is on the rise, as workers feel a constant demand to deliver to a high standard. Most employees have experienced this pressure at some point in their career, however recent global disruptions, such as COVID-19, have accelerated the trend further. Performance-related pressure, coupled with economic uncertainty and unpredictable job security, has fuelled employee anxiety and stress.
Not only does this atmosphere harm workers’ wellbeing, but it also negatively impacts productivity and overall job performance.
These factors, along with others around working conditions, contributed to the ‘Great Resignation’ in early 2021, when millions of employees chose to quit their jobs en masse. Societal changes have brought mental health and wellbeing into the spotlight, highlighting the importance of maintaining a healthy work-life balance. As a result, many firms have received criticism and are now facing increased pressure to take responsibility for the wellbeing of their workforce.
In response to this challenge, employers have rapidly increased investment in the adoption of and investment in mental health programmes since employers started to consider mental health seriously.
EHS leaders are now becoming more often responsible for workers wellbeing.
So how can you minimize burnout?
Join your peers at the Verdantix EHS Summit EMEA taking place at the Stamford Bridge Stadium in London this June 6-7 to discuss the function’s most pressing challenges with a deep dive discussion on total worker’s health strategies highlighting the value of transitioning from historical views on worker safety to a broader total worker health strategy.
Along with 200 health and safety leaders, immerse yourself in two days of industry-focused discussions and research-driven insights, engage in 20+ interactive sessions including practical workshops lead by innovative technology providers.
The summit boasts an impressive line-up of featured speakers, including Lawrence Webb, President at IOSH and Group SHE Director at Costain Group, Steve Dyson, Group Head of HSS (VP) at Informa; Velma Baptiste-Destouche, Vice President of Health and Safety at BlackRock; Krishnen Mootien, Global Health & Safety Director at Reckitt; Diane Chadwick-Jones, Former Head of Human Performance at BP; Callum Irvine, VP Global Safety & Security at IHG Hotels; and Ruth Denyer, President of IIRSM.
As an attendee of the Verdantix EHS Summit EMEA, you will enjoy a range of exclusive benefits, such as networking opportunities with health and safety leaders, 7 hours of formal CPD to further your professional development, free access to the Verdantix EHS awards gala dinner and ceremony on June 6th, and a complimentary one-year subscription to Verdantix EHS research (worth £599) for innovative, fact-based insights to fuel your long-term strategic planning.
Don’t miss out on this exceptional opportunity to elevate your EHS strategy and gain invaluable insights from industry experts.
Secure your spot today and claim your free pass in under 2 minutes here.
