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Prevent burnout at scale.

Become an employer of the future.
Take control of burnout within your organization by helping your employees develop their resilience.

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A PROBLEM THAT HARMS YOUR ORGANIZATION

Burnout is one of the most prevalent threats for your company and employees’ health.

It is a silent assassin with many HIGH hidden costs.

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Slowly develops undetected.

Burnout’s slow development makes us habituated to our deteriorating state, and this way, it evolves unnoticed over time. People only realize that they have a problem after it has already progressed to more severe health issues.

Poisons your organizational culture.

Negative stress is highly contagious. How did you feel the last time when you were close to someone who was stressed?
It’s normal that you get stressed too.1

Difficult to identify its origin.

Burnout remains undetected for an individual until it’s too late. The same happens at the organizational level, where it can affect your entire company.

Hidden attack.

1 in 4 employees are at risk of burning out within 12 months, yet only 40% of highly stressed employees talk to their employer about it, and of these, only 40% get any help.2

How It HarMS YOU

Burnout continuously damages your organization.

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Absenteeism

Absenteeism is when an employee fails to report for or remain at work as scheduled. Burnout is a major driver of sick leave.

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Consequences of absenteeism:

- Mental health related absenteeism has been growing at an alarming rate of 35% in the last 5 years.

- On average burnt-out absenteeism lasts between 6 and 18 months.

- Over 50% never return to their career, resulting also in loss of knowledge for the company.

- Burnt-out employees are 63% more likely to take a sick day.

- The U.S. economy loses 550 million workdays each year.3

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Toxicity

Burnt-out and chronically stressed employees affect their surroundings.
Cynicism and frustration are known to dismantle organizational cultures.

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Presenteeism

Exhaustion and burnout are the leading causes for presenteeism, which is when employees show up for work in a condition where they are not able to perform their job.

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Consequences of presenteeism:

- Presenteeism is only visible once the damage is done.

- Today, 11.3% of all salary expenses are lost in presenteeism.

- Unfinished work due to presenteeism is either hindering others to work or distributes the extra load onto others.

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Consequences of toxicity:

- Burnt-out employees are twice as likely to have tried to convince another colleague to leave the job with them.

- Since burnout is toxic it affects other employees, burnout develops slowly at the individual level, but spreads fast from person to person. If too many parts of a machine break, the machine itself malfunctions.

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Consequences of reputation damage:

- As a result of high and long absenteeism, prevalent presenteeism, and a toxic environment employees leave and they become difficult to replace with a damaged reputation.

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Reputation Damage

As a result of high and long absenteeism, prevalent presenteeism, and a toxic environment, employees leave, and they are becoming difficult to replace with a damaged reputation.

SEE CONSEQUENCES  >

Absenteeism

Absenteeism is when an employee fails to report for or remain at work as scheduled. Burnout is a major driver of sick leaves.

SEE CONSEQUENCES  >

Consequences of absenteeism:

- Mental health related absenteeism has been growing at an alarming rate of 35% in the last 5 years.

- On average burnt-out absenteeism lasts between 6 and 18 months.

- Over 50% never return to their career, resulting also in loss of knowledge for the company.

- Burnt-out employees are 63% more likely to take a sick day.

- The U.S. economy loses 550 million workdays each year.3

< GO BACK

Toxicity

Burnt-out and chronically stressed employees affect their surroundings.
Cynicism and frustration are known to dismantle organizational cultures.

SEE CONSEQUENCES  >

Presenteeism

Exhaustion and burnout are the main causes for presenteeism, which is when employees show up for work in a condition where they are not able to perform their job.

SEE CONSEQUENCES  >

Consequences of presenteeism:

- Presenteeism is only visible once the damage is done.

- Today, 11.3% of all salary expenses are lost in presenteeism.

- Unfinished work due to presenteeism is either hindering others to work or distributes the extra load onto others.

< GO BACK

Consequences
of toxicity:

- Burnt-out employees are twice as likely to have tried to convince another colleague to leave the job with them.

- Since burnout is toxic it affects other employees, burnout develops slowly at the individual level, but spreads fast from person to person. If too many parts of a machine break, the machine itself malfunctions.

< GO BACK

Consequences of reputation damage:

- As a result of high and long absenteeism, prevalent presenteeism, and a toxic environment employees leave and they become difficult to replace with a damaged reputation.

< GO BACK

Reputation Damage

As a result of high and long absenteeism, prevalent presenteeism, and a toxic environment employees leave and they are becoming difficult to replace with a damaged reputation.

SEE CONSEQUENCES  >
Employers are often blamed for burnout, yet you are not given a solution to prevent it.
With burnout being nearly impossible to detect at scale, all you can do is either pay for the damages or constantly invest in expensive and disruptive preventive measures.
Now there is a solution to burnout in your organization…
SOLUTION TO EMPLOYEE BURNOUT
STOA

Targeted burnout prevention tool

A personal, always available coach that teaches people to apply the best practices of the stoic philosophy in real life situations so that they can develop their resilience: 

- Focus on what you can affect.

- Act on it by pouring your energy into the things you can affect.

- Don’t let emotions to control your actions.

- Learn how to turn difficulties, tragedies, setbacks, and failures into opportunities.

Developed by Swiss medical experts who dedicated their life treating burnout and getting people back to their life.

Combines:

Over 50 years of experience in treating chronic stress and burnout.

Latest  technology for convenient non-distracting monitoring.

Algorithms that learn user behavior.

Strong believe in prevention.

Targeted burnout prevention tool.

A personal, always available coach that teaches people to apply the best practices of the stoic philosophy in real life situations so that they can develop their resilience: 

  • - Focus on what you can affect.
  • - Act on it by pouring your energy into the things you can affect.
  • - Don’t let emotions control your actions.
  • - Learn how to turn difficulties, tragedies, setbacks, and failures into opportunities.

Developed by Swiss medical experts who dedicated their life treating burnout and getting people back to their life.

Combines:

Over 50 years of experience in treating chronic stress and burnout.

Latest  technology for convenient non-distracting monitoring.

Algorithms that learn user behavior.

Strong belief in prevention.

SOLUTION TO EMPLOYEE BURNOUT
STOA

Targeted burnout prevention tool.

A personal, always available coach that teaches people to apply the best practices of the stoic philosophy in real life situations so that they can develop their resilience: 

  • - Focus on what you can affect.
  • - Act on it by pouring your energy into the things you can affect.
  • - Don’t let emotions control your actions.
  • - Learn how to turn difficulties, tragedies, setbacks, and failures into opportunities.

Developed by Swiss medical experts who dedicated their life treating burnout and getting people back to their life.

Combines:

Over 50 years of experience in treating chronic stress and burnout.

Latest  technology for convenient non-distracting monitoring.

Algorithms that learn user behavior.

Strong belief in prevention.

How it works

AI resilience coach for employees.

Continuously measures biometric data from a third-party wearable.

Analyses user’s interactions with the mobile app.

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App with personalized insights.


Employees benefit from tailored insights, which help them to leverage and increase their resources at the right time.

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Corporate dashboard that highlights risk areas for employers.


Get completely anonymous predictive insights by department.*

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STOA App
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The solution to burnout that works on multiple levels.

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CORE VALUE

Respect for privacy.

Our medical background won't permit us to build a solution that fails to safeguard your employees' privacy. We treat their data under the same standards as doctor-patient confidentiality.

Our medical background won’t permit us to build a solution that fails to safeguard your employees' privacy. We treat their data under the same standards as doctor-patient confidentiality.

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All employees remain anonymous, unless they decide to share the data with their doctor, then only their doctor will know who they are.

To ensure that an employer will not be able to identify an individual employee, we do not provide statistical insights for groups smaller than 10 employees.

WHY STOA

Burnout prevention solution that gives you a resilient workforce.

Help your employees become more productive and competitive over time.

Prevent burnout at scale.

Uncover systemic issues before people start burning-out.

STOA's insights allow you to become proactive and deploy countermeasures just in time and place.

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Get resilient employees.

Psychoeducation trains employees to use stress to activate focus and attention when it’s needed and get the required recovery at the ideal time, which improves productivity.

Targeted CBT interventions ensure your people don’t burn out in the first place.

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Develop and retain a healthy organizational culture.

Resilient employees are less cynical, less agitated, and more supportive of one another, which helps retain or develop a healthy organizational culture.

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Safe money to invest in other projects.

In the U.S., burnout costs companies more than $300 billion every year, or $160 per employee per month.2

Chronic stress and burnout cost Switzerland CHF 10 billion every year, and Swiss companies CHF 195 for every employee per month.4

In the EU, stress and depression cost the EU €617 billion per year or €230 per employee per month.5

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how to get Stoa

Pre-book a pilot during an introduction call.

You are in the right place if your company is looking for a solution to improve employee resilience and prevent them from burning out.

STOA is still in development, but we are ready to provide you with information on how and when you can get STOA and answer your questions.

To ensure employee anonymity and demonstrate group statistics, we can offer companies with 20 or more employees a pilot.

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1. Bakker, A. B., Le Blanc, P. M., & Schaufeli, W. B. (2005). Burnout contagion among intensive care nurses. Journal of advanced nursing, 51(3), 276–287.
https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2648.2005.03494.x
2. Heckman, W. (2019, September 25). 42 Worrying Workplace Stress Statistics. The American Institute of Stress.
https://www.stress.org/42-worrying-workplace-stress-statistics
3. Moss, J. (2019, December 16). Burnout Is About Your Workplace, Not Your People. Harvard Business Review.
https://hbr.org/2019/12/burnout-is-about-your-workplace-not-your-people
4. Brunner, B., Igic, I., Keller, A.C. et al. Who gains the most from improving working conditions? Health-related absenteeism and presenteeism due to stress at work. Eur J Health Econ 20, 1165–1180 (2019).
https://doi.org/10.1007/s10198-019-01084-9
5. Hassard, J. (2014). Calculating the cost of work-related stress and psychosocial risks. European Agency for Safety and Health at Work, 1–42.
https://osha.europa.eu/en/publications/calculating-cost-work-related-stress-and-psychosocial-risks