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1 in 3 Filipino Workers Report Burnout by Midyear, Work-Life Imbalance Cited as Top Driver
A nationwide study revealed that one in three Filipino workers reported burnout by mid-2026, with poor work-life balance identified as the primary driver, surpassing pay and workload concerns. A significant portion of respondents are considering career changes, with entrepreneurship emerging as a favored option.
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