'The lines between work and personal time have become increasingly blurred': Report claims UK workers are among the most "always-on" in the world — even when sick
THE SO WHAT
If more than half your workforce is working while off sick, you don't have a productivity edge — you have a burnout pipeline. Leaders should be instrumenting workload and response-time expectations as hard constraints, not just adding wellness copy to the handbook.
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