The impact of artificial intelligence on the workplace and ongoing battles to retain remote working were among the employment issues that came to the fore during 2025.

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McKinsey has labeled the pattern “the Great Exhaustion,” noting that one in five workers now report outright burnout.

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Our analysis shows how the odds of working change as you change -- and some surprising recent shifts in who’s most likely to work at home.

Overachievers and anxious workers are turning the Sunday scaries into an extra day of work.