The survey by the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health is intended for workplaces that want to identify the existence and prevalence of the risk of burnout. It involves the work community at large and encourages gathering anonymous feedback from team members, leading to personalised feedback for both employer representatives and employees themselves.

This one hour-long webinar by Anxiety and Depression Association of America presents tools and techniques to get (and stay) motivated, manage stress and burnout.

Feeling burned out at work? Find out what you can do when your job affects your health in this article by Mayo Clinic.

As an employer, you have a duty of care to safeguard both the physical and mental well-being of your employees. This Mental Health UK article offers comprehensive insights into burnout, along with practical recommendations for workplace strategies that employers and managers can implement to promote positive mental health.

This podcast episode from Anxiety & Depression Association of America discusses what burnout means, strategies to practice self-care, and how to find balance in your life.

This article by Canadian Workplace Strategies for Mental Health provides advice for leaders on how you can identify employee burnout, recognise workplace risk factors and take proactive steps for prevention. The strategies provided in the article can help protect those in risk for or recovering from burnout. The page also provides material for various workshops that you can run in your company.

In this video by IT Revolution, Emerita Professor of Psychology from the University of California talks about what causes burnout and what can be done about it, giving insights into the causes and effects of burnout, and the most promising strategies for dealing effectively with it.

This tool by MindTools can help you to check yourself for burnout. It helps you to look at the way you feel about your job and your experiences at work, so that you can get a feel for whether you are at risk of burnout. It can be used by employers and employees alike.

Are you interested in reading more about what burnout is about? On this webpage by the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work, you’ll find detailed information that helps you understand and prevent work-related burnout.