The cities where workers are most burnt out revealed
Burn out cities
Research from corporate real estate website Instant Offices has revealed the most burnt-out cities in the world.
One Australian city made it surprisingly high up the list, which is based on where people are searching Google for how to cope with burning out at work.
10. Berlin
Workers in the city of Berlin think a culture of overwork is taking its toll.
According to the data, 420 Berliners have searched for ways to deal with burnout each month this year.
9. Los Angeles
Symptoms of burnout include energy depletion or exhaustion, alongside feelings of negativity, cynicism, or increased mental distance from one's job.
8. Amsterdam
Don't let the picturesque Dutch canals fool you, workers in Amsterdam are on the way to burn-out too.
7. Montreal
In Canada's partly French-speaking city of Montreal, workers are feeling mentally and physically exhausted at the end of their workday.
6. Toronto
But in Toronto it's worse.
About 710 Torontonians are searching for remedies to burn-out every month.
5. Sydney
Sydney was reportedly the fifth-most burnt-out city in the world, with 870 searches for how to cope with burnout per month.
A recent Gallup poll found that 48 per cent of Australian workers experienced daily stress, while about 64 per cent are not engaged at work.
4. New York City
Just edging out Sydney was New York, New York.
About 57 per cent of US workers said they had experienced negative impacts from work-related stress, including emotional exhaustion, lower productivity and lack of motivation.
3. Singapore
In the bronze-medal position for the most burnt-out city is Singapore.
2. Melbourne
Melbourne residents have reported being more burnt out than their neighbours in Sydney.
Melbourne's residents searched for ways to beat burn-out 1040 times per month.
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