Partner insights by Amply

There are many causes for work-related stress, including long hours, a heavy workload and a lack of resources to get the job done.

While your colleagues may be focusing on doing less work while the weather is warm, this is actually a perfect time to concentrate on a new job search.

In more bad news for hybrid and remote working fans, new data reveals that if you want a job paying over $100,000, you'll probably need to forgo flexibility.

One area where many remote and hybrid workers struggle is feeling a sense of belonging and being part of a team, something that is essential if remote work is to succeed as a viable alternative to in-office work in the future.

An increasing number of career progressions are actually falling into what has been dubbed a "dry" promotion.

From the early uncertainty and illness associated with Covid-19, to subsequent wars, supply chain issues, rising prices, inflation and layoffs, there has been a lot to deal with. And workers are in the doldrums right now.

These accidental managers, while usually well-meaning, can lack the skills and experience necessary to effectively lead their teams. This is dubbed the "leadership gap".

It has replaced healthcare and medicine as the top-ranked profession in terms of career prospects.

If you've managed to have stress-free weekends and thriving mental health, then you'll likely benefit from this during your working week.

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