How to promote mental health at work

How to promote mental health at work

According to the results of Bumeran’s latest survey on worker well-being (Burnout 2023), 94% of Argentines say they feel chronic work stress, which is the highest level of job burnout in the region, followed by Chile (91%), Panama (83%), Ecuador (79%) and Peru (78%), numbers that have been increasing in recent years. On the other…

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Work in the future: will we work more or fewer hours?

Work in the future: will we work more or fewer hours?

Randstad, together with the University of San Andrés (UdeSA), conducted a study among mostly university graduates and middle to high-ranking employees in organizations, among whom 66% believe that, in the future, they will work less hours.  Talent specialist Randstad presented the results of a study conducted in conjunction with the University of San Andrés (UdeSA)…

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65% of Argentines have a male boss

65% of Argentines have a male boss

Ahead of International Women’s Day, talent company Randstad presented the results of its latest online survey of 3,504 people. The report found that 65% of Argentine workers have a male boss, despite the fact that 55% of respondents say their employer currently has gender equality policies in place. Comparing these results with surveys from previous…

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