Three out of five workers across the world say they feel burned out. A 2020 study claims that the figure is in fact three in four. Over the past 24 months, our relationship with work has changed beyond recognition. On one side, employees are now looking for more choice, flexibility and freedom than ever before and statistics show that if they don't get what they want, they are prepared to vote with their feet. On the other, employers across all industries and job roles are currently facing mass resignations, with 3.6 million US workers resigning in May 2021 alone. With such a background, organisations are now being forced to take burnout among their workforce more seriously. This book offers a story-based exploration of a growing risk and some real and deep practices that seek to improve the human experience of the present-day workforce and make organisations more viable for the future. The authors look at the current burnout situation from a lens of discovering and seeking to heal some of the root causes of workplace despair. The book gives the reader a sense of when burnout is happening or imminent and suggests human and radical inroads for prevention and healing. AUTHORS: Dr Amy Bradley is a Professor of Leadership and Management and author of The Human Moment. In 2020, she was named on the prestigious Thinkers50 Radar of global management thinkers. Amy works as adjunct faculty at several leading business schools and runs her own consulting business. She lives in the UK. Dr Katherine Semler is a senior partner Korn Ferry. She specialises in personal and organisational change and the intimate relationship between these two, and has published articles about Personal Sustainability. She is based in Spain. SELLING POINTS: . The causes, symptoms and effects of burnout at work today – and how to overcome them .  The Covid-19 pandemic created an enormous level of burnout among the working population – this book explores that impact . Examines and provides antidotes to burnout based on the authors' real-life research on modern-day burnout . Burnout in the workplace has become a major and unavoidable issue for managers and organisations