Work For Employers
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Work For Employers

Times of India  

A white collar employee’s death should make companies think more about responsive workplaces Her mother’s detailed and poignant letter about Anna Sebastian Perayil’s life after her death, has touched a chord across the country’s white collar workers. But such conversations about work’s role in human diminishing/flourishing are critical for moving the needle towards better working conditions. WHO officially recognised burnout as an occupational phenomenon in 2019, characterising it in three dimensions: feelings of exhaustion, increased negativism towards one’s job, and reduced professional efficacy. Recall Charles Munger after a daylong board meeting at age 99, declare that you don’t call it work when you enjoy it.

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