Preventing Employee Burnout
Tasks & Phases Included in This Workflow
Phase 1: Assessment and Planning
1. Identify Burnout Risk Factors
Evaluate workloads, deadlines, team dynamics, and work-life balance through risk assessment survey.
2. Create Burnout Risk Assessment Survey
Use a survey to measure stress levels, job satisfaction, and emotional well-being.
3. Analyze Risk Data
Review survey responses and identify common stress triggers, workload issues, or management concerns.
Phase 2: Prevention and Support
4. Develop a Burnout Prevention Policy
Create clear policies on workload limits, remote work options, and paid time off.
5. Offer Mental Health Support
Provide access to counseling, employee assistance programs (EAPs), or mental health apps.
6. Promote Work-Life Balance
Encourage flexible working hours, remote work, and regular breaks.
7. Implement Wellness Programs
Offer wellness activities such as mindfulness sessions, fitness classes, or relaxation breaks.
8. Train Managers on Burnout Prevention
Educate managers on spotting early burnout signs and supporting team members effectively.
Phase 3: Monitoring and Follow-Up
9. Schedule Regular Wellbeing Check-Ins
Conduct one-on-one meetings to discuss employees’ workload, stress levels, and support needs.
10. Review and Adjust Workloads
Reassign tasks or adjust workloads to prevent team burnout during busy periods.
11. Create a Feedback Loop
Set up a system for employees to share ongoing concerns about workloads or stress levels.
12. Evaluate Program Success
Conduct follow-up surveys or meetings to review the effectiveness of the burnout prevention plan.
13. Update Policies and Practices
Make improvements to burnout prevention policies based on feedback and program performance.