Worker Burnout in Arizona is at an All Time High

Like many states, Arizona's workers are under a constant state of stress. If you're plugged into the news at all, you're probably stressed out by the state of the world. If you have a job, there's a good chance you're both lucky and losing your mind right now.

The economy is shrinking; jobs are in jeopardy, and workers are being riffed, fired, and let go. Anxiety is through the roof.

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Add the skyrocketing cost of everything into the mix, and like me, you're probably lying awake at night praying that all the ends will continue to meet.

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Worker Burnout in Arizona

Worker burnout is at an all-time high right now, and Arizona's workforce is scrambling to keep up.

I live in a town that is highly reliant on a military base, which means we have a higher-than-average number of employees who work for the United States government in some capacity. Even if they don't work directly for the base, working in the local economy is part of the support system in some capacity.

Our civil servants, contractors, federal and state workers, and active-duty military members have been thrown for loop after loop in the last few months.

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Job insecurity is growing, and the effects are rippling across our entire economy. Stress, burnout, anxiety, and the increasing struggle to find any work-life balance are beginning to take a toll on our entire state.

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We're exploring the top 15 causes of worker burnout across Arizona. We're still recovering from the reactive measures businesses took during the pandemic. We are now struggling to find a solid footing in the aftermath as government policies affect every segment of our working population.

Sources: Forbes | LyraHealth