Rates of burnout are on the rise. The State of Workplace Burnout 2023 Report found an increase in burnout rates from 29.6% in 2020 to 38.1% in 2022. 

We could be on track to lose more than half of our workforce due to absenteeism and turnover as a result of burnout. How do we stop it?

In this episode, we speak to a panel of expert guests, including:

Facing bravely into a complex and emotional topic, we cover:

Stay tuned for Part 2 and more from our expert guests about how burnout will affect our businesses if we don’t act now.

Read The State of Burnout 2023 Report:

• https://infinite-potential.com.au/the-state-of-burnout-2023

Cait Donovan

William Hasek 

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/williamhasek/

Sally Clarke

Keywords: burnout, people, burnt out, stress, clinical definition, workplace, research, pandemic, world health organisation, careers, emotional exhaustion

In the second part of our predictions series, Al & Leanne make their predictions about what will happen in the world of People & Culture in 2023.

In this episode, we cover:

Search your favourite podcast player for episode 1.

You can find Leanne on LinkedIn and Twitter.

The book Al was trying to recall and couldn't is Nobody Wants to Read your Sh*t by Steven Pressfield.

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In part 1 of 2, Al & Leanne make their predictions about what will happen in the world of People & Culture in 2023.

Part 2 will be out in the first week of January.

You can find Leanne on LinkedIn and Twitter

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Leanne's been a Business Psychologist for almost 15 years, but unlike a lot of her peers, she's spent 8+ years in the field as a leader and manager, actually implementing the theory she learnt in her Master's degree.

This is the untold story of your co-host of the Truth, Lies & Workplace Culture Podcast. 

We’re a few episodes in and realised we’ve never taken the time to introduce ourselves. In the second of a 2-part series, we dive deep into the life and career of Leanne Elliott, Co-Founder of Oblong and your co-host (and expert) for the Truth, Lies and Workplace Culture Podcast.

Join us as we discuss:

You can find Leanne on LinkedIn and Twitter

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In 2005, Al Elliott was named in the Top 42 entrepreneurs Under 42 in the UK. By 2007 he was bankrupt for £103,000. By 2008 he’d built an ethically-driven multimillion-pound property business, a portfolio that he still holds today. 

This is the untold story of your co-host of the Truth, Lies & Workplace Culture Podcast. 

We’re a few episodes in and realised we’ve never taken the time to introduce ourselves. In the first of a 2-part series, we dive deep into the life and career of Al Elliott, Co-Founder of Oblong, Gladstone Property Group and the Truth, Lies and Workplace Culture Podcast.

Join us as we discuss:

You can find Al on LinkedIn and Twitter

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Creative, innovative, high-performing teams with positive well-being that are engaged and committed to your business - every leader's dream, right?

How to engage and motivate teams can seem complicated, but research shows us there is one factor more important than any other: Psychological Safety.

Join us as we explore how to build teams that contribute positively to your workplace culture and performance, every day, with our guest expert Stephan Wiedner.

Stephan is CEO of Zarango.com and Noomii.com, which are consultancy firms that train and coach business people on how to create and sustain a high-performance work environment through psychological safety. 

With a vision to help build a world in which everyone has the courage to speak up and be heard, Stephan explains how employee voice is the driving force of competitive advantage and sustainable success.

For bonus content, full interviews and sneak peeks of future episodes, follow us on LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok and YouTube

Let's just get this out of the way - although our last 3 episodes have been about Elon Musk and Twitter, we're not singling him out!

However, at the time of release, he is arguably the most famous leader in the world, so any psychological lessons on behaviour and personality are easily demonstrated by using him as an example.

In this jam-packed episode, we are joined by expert guest Sandy McKenzie.

Sandy is the managing partner of Amrop UK, an Executive Search & Human Capital Advisory firm, and he also is a fully qualified practitioner for Hogan Development Surveys, which measure the behaviours and personalities of leaders.

In the previous episode, we left things on a bit of a bombshell - the Global Head of Wellness at Twitter was unsure if Twitter would survive!

Following Elon's acquisition of Twitter on the 27th of October 2022, he promptly fired almost 50% of the staff. However, it's how he did it that has angered people.

In this episode, we continue our conversations with our experts and look more into the impact of these layoffs.

Let's get stuck in!

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You can follow Dr Candice Schaefer on Twitter or LinkedIn.

You can see Arun Krishnakumar's articles on LinkedIn or follow him on Twitter. His book is available on Amazon here.

Well... it's been quite the month for the tech industry.

Following Elon's acquisition of Twitter on the 27th of October 2022, he promptly fired almost 50% of the staff. However, it's how he did it that has angered people.

In this episode we have exclusive interviews with 3 industry insiders:

Let's get stuck in!

You can find Steven Waddington on Twitter, on LinkedIn or subscribe to his newsletter here.

You can follow Dr Candice Schaefer on Twitter or LinkedIn.

You can see Arun Krishnakumar's articles on LinkedIn or follow him on Twitter. His book is available on Amazon here.

We’re all feeling the effects of the sharp increase in energy, mortgages, rents etc.

And for leaders, the impact of the COLC will be as far-reaching as revenue performance, profitability, and employee well-being. This week, we’re going to chat specifically about how the COLC may impact remote or hybrid working – for better or for worse.

- What is the COLC?

- What has the COLC got to do with WFH?

- What does this mean for hybrid businesses

- Why should business leaders care?

- Tips and priorities for business leaders

Step Change - https://www.stepchange.org/

Provides the UK’s most comprehensive debt advice service. They help people

with debt problems take back control of their finances and their lives.

Property Wealth - https://www.prosperitywealth.com/employee-benefits/

Employee benefits advice and benchmarking

National Debtline - https://nationaldebtline.org/

Use the Cost of living hub to find out if you can pay less for your living costs and to learn about any extra help that might be available.

Pirkx - https://www.pirkx.com/

At Pirkx, we are all about making happier, healthier humans by providing affordable wellbeing benefits to everyone.