Special Report
States Where Workers Are Most Likely to Burn Out
August 6, 2022 12:00 pm
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4. Tennessee
> Burnout score: 6.8
> Working time per week: 39 hours 18 minutes
> Avg. annual salary: $62,000
> Avg. one-way commute time: 25 minutes
> Annual Google searches for “burnout”: 9,760
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3. Louisiana
> Burnout score: 7.1
> Working time per week: 39 hours 3 minutes
> Avg. annual salary: $59,000
> Avg. one-way commute time: 26 minutes
> Annual Google searches for “burnout”: 4,880
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2. Florida
> Burnout score: 7.1
> Working time per week: 38 hours 54 minutes
> Avg. annual salary: $64,000
> Avg. one-way commute time: 28 minutes
> Annual Google searches for “burnout”: 37,100
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1. Texas
> Burnout score: 7.3
> Working time per week: 40 hours 0 minutes
> Avg. annual salary: $70,000
> Avg. one-way commute time: 27 minutes
> Annual Google searches for “burnout”: 54,000
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