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European Central Bank staff are burned out, internal survey shows

Staff survey obtained by FN reveals concerns over workload and office conditions

By Justin Cash
Nearly a third of ECB staff said 'space management adapted to the hybrid environment' would improve their hybrid working experience
Nearly a third of ECB staff said 'space management adapted to the hybrid environment' would improve their hybrid working experience Photo: AFP/Getty Images

The mental health of staff at the European Central Bank has taken a major hit in recent months, Financial News can reveal.

The bloc's top regulators are battling an increased workload as they continue to adjust to the challenges of hybrid working, a November staff survey disclosed to FN under the Freedom of Information Act shows.

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