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Study: When Too Much Information Kills Information

Summary by Focus RH
Work stress and psychosocial risks The constant increase in the number of e-mails According to the OICN study carried out among 30,000 people, the information burden in organizations is only increasing, to the point of turning obesity into a daily experience for many employees.
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Study: When Too Much Information Kills Information

Work stress and psychosocial risks The constant increase in the number of e-mails According to the OICN study carried out among 30,000 people, the information burden in organizations is only increasing, to the point of turning obesity into a daily experience for many employees.

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Focus RH broke the news on Thursday, May 7, 2026.
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