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Job burnout hits a new peak

By Telangana Today
Published: Published Date - 10:45 PM, Wed - 4 May 22
Job burnout hits a new peak
Indian workers facing burnout, mundane work and labour shortage

Hyderabad: High levels of burnout, labour shortage, mundane work, and a low work-life balance is causing Indian workers to start looking for newer opportunities. A study by UiPath reveals that while 70 per cent of Indian office workers are feeling increased pressure at work due to labour, 73 per cent are interested into looking for a new job in the next six months.

The Great Resignation

Around the world, office workers are feeling increased pressure at work because their colleagues are quitting. The pressure is the highest in India with 70 per cent of workers reporting the same. Alarmingly, 74 per cent of Indian and 68 per cent of global respondents reported that they do not know what their responsibilities are anymore, because things at work have changed so much since their coworkers quit.

Labour shortage and mundane work

The survey found that 73 per cent of Indian respondents say they are interested or could be swayed into looking for a new job in the next six months. Local office workers are motivated to seek a new position due to increased pressure on work/life balance (44 per cent), spending too much time on administrative tasks (37 per cent), and lack of employee recognition (28 per cent).

Alarmingly 96 per cent of Indian respondents say they feel exhausted at the end of a workday at least one day per week. They are frustrated by tasks like research to improve existing products and services (44 per cent), drafting and responding to emails (43 per cent), creating new products and services (38 per cent) and scheduling calls and meetings (37 per cent).

Automation is need of the hour

“Automation is one powerful key to unlocking worker productivity. Employees around the world are incredibly burnt out by having to take on more work due to colleagues resigning and various monotonous tasks,’’ said Anil Bhasin, MD and V-P, UiPath — India, and South Asia.


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