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Expert Opinion: A holistic occupational safety and health approach to address calendar congestion in football

Sep 16, 2024 | fifpro.org | Lode Godderis |Simon Taes

Our guests’ opinions do not necessarily reflect the position of FIFPRO{0} min. reading timeBy Prof. Lode Godderis and Simon TaesAs demonstrated in the FIFPRO annual workload report, the calendar congestion has adverse effects on player health and wellbeing. The survey in the report refers to the experiences of the players regarding the increasing mental and physical fatigue and the increased risk to suffer an injury due to the congested calendar.
Comment l’employeur peut aider un salarié au retour d’un burn-out

Jun 17, 2024 | theconversation.com | Lode Godderis

Le monde du travail peut être impitoyable. La forte concurrence sur le marché pouvant avoir des répercussions considérables sur les employés. La pression sur les délais, la diminution des ressources et les priorités changeantes ont un impact sur le bien-être et la santé mentale des salariés.
Article: Burnt out? This is how your employer can help you return to work for the better

Jun 16, 2024 | peoplemattersglobal.com | Lode Godderis |KU Leuven

Employee EngagementEffective reintegration can lead to healthier workplaces, lower turnover rates and, ultimately, a more robust and committed workforce. By Lode Godderis, KU LeuvenThe working world can be a pitiless one, as competition in the marketplace can put significant pressures on employees. Relentless deadlines, shrinking resources and shifting priorities all take their toll on employees’ well-being and mental health.
Burnt out? This is how your employer can help you return to work for the better

Jun 3, 2024 | econotimes.com | Lode Godderis

The working world can be a pitiless one, as competition in the marketplace can put significant pressures on employees. Relentless deadlines, shrinking resources and shifting priorities all take their toll on employees’ well-being and mental health. In my home country of Belgium, more than two thirds (66.4%) of individuals on disability for psychological reasons had cases related to depression or burn-out.
Burnt out? How your employer can help you return to work for the better

Jun 2, 2024 | phys.org | Lode Godderis

The working world can be a pitiless one, as competition in the marketplace can put significant pressures on employees. Relentless deadlines, shrinking resources and shifting priorities all take their toll on employees' well-being and mental health. In my home country of Belgium, more than two thirds (66.4%) of individuals on disability for psychological reasons had cases related to depression or burn-out.
Burnt out? This is how your employer can help you return to work for the better

May 30, 2024 | tolerance.ca | Lode Godderis |KU Leuven

By Lode Godderis, Professor in occupational medicine , KU Leuven In some OECD countries, workers suffering from depression and burn-out make up than two-thirds of those absent for mental-health reasons. Successful reintegration strategies can help them come back. Read complete article© The Conversation -
Burnt out? This is how your employer can help you return to work for the better

May 30, 2024 | theconversation.com | Lode Godderis

The working world can be a pitiless one, as competition in the marketplace can put significant pressures on employees. Relentless deadlines, shrinking resources and shifting priorities all take their toll on employees’ well-being and mental health. In my home country of Belgium, more than two thirds (66.4%) of individuals on disability for psychological reasons had cases related to depression or burn-out.
Volume 199 Issue 2

May 28, 2024 | academic.oup.com | Kymberly M. Gowdy |Xian Xin Wu |Melissa Vincent |Lode Godderis

Cover illustrations. A) xMWAS network analysis of low smoke exposed rat lungs revealed fi ve communities with 770 total genes (squares), to 1217 metabolites (circles), 553 of the 770 genes were unique to only the low exposure group. B) xMWAS network analysis of high smoke exposed rat lungs revealed six communities with 922 total genes (squares) associated to 1490 metabolites (circles), 525 of the 922 genes were unique to the high exposure group. See Cochran et al. pp. 332–348.
Burnt Out? Tips for Returning to Work Successfully

Mar 9, 2024 | innerself.com | Lode Godderis |KU Leuven |James Clear |Charles Duhigg

Fran_kie/ShutterstockThe working world can be a pitiless one, as competition in the marketplace can put significant pressures on employees. Relentless deadlines, shrinking resources and shifting priorities all take their toll on employees’ well-being and mental health. In my home country of Belgium, more than two thirds (66.4%) of individuals on disability for psychological reasons had cases related to depression or burn-out.