Survey reveals widespread stress and burnout among New Zealand lawyers
A large-scale survey finds many New Zealand lawyers are stressed, overwhelmed and considering leaving the profession.
A survey of New Zealand lawyers shows high levels of stress and burnout among the profession. Many are experiencing trauma from their work and turning to alcohol to cope. Nearly a quarter of respondents are thinking of quitting their legal careers.
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Research finds lawyers stressed, overwhelmed and many wanting to quit
A large-scale survey shows many lawyers are thinking of quitting the profession.
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Research finds lawyers stressed, overwhelmed and many wanting to quit
New Zealand lawyers are burned out, overwhelmed and traumatised by their jobs, with many turning to drink and nearly a quarter of them thinking of quitting the profession.