Nearly four in 10 employees worldwide have reported burnout in 2023, costing businesses nearly R20 trillion. (Flickr/ https://www.microbizmag.co.uk)
A great way to commemorate Mental Health Month is by generating creative ideas and encouraging those around you to do the same
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