Netherlands burnout shares by industry, 2022

TL;DR

Burnout Shares: Statista chart shows share of Dutch employees with burnout or emotional exhaustion in 2022, by industry, from a survey of 61,019 people aged 15-74.
IT Sector Highest: The IT sector had the highest share, though exact percentages are paywalled and not visible without login.[[1]](https://www.statista.com/statistics/1058769/share-of-people-with-a-burn-out-in-the-netherlands-by-industry/)
Data Access Limited: Survey used computer-assisted web interviews on non-institutionalized households; results weighted to population, but full table hidden behind paywall.[[1]](https://www.statista.com/statistics/1058769/share-of-people-with-a-burn-out-in-the-netherlands-by-industry/)

The story at a glance

Statista published a statistic on the share of people experiencing burnout or emotional exhaustion in the Netherlands in 2022, broken down by industry, based on a large-scale survey. The IT sector is noted as having the highest rate among employees, but specific figures for all industries are not publicly visible due to a paywall. This data comes from April 2023, with the survey covering 61,019 respondents aged 15-74 via computer-assisted web interviews.

Key points

Survey conducted in 2022 on Dutch residents in non-institutionalized households, aged 15-74.
61,019 respondents; results weighted to represent the full population.
Method: computer-assisted web interviews (CAWI).
Overall share of employees with burnout or emotional exhaustion in the past year is described but numerically masked in public view.
IT sector identified as having the highest share, with exact percentage hidden.
Table of shares by industry exists but shows no data publicly; requires login.

Details and context

The statistic focuses narrowly on burnout prevalence by industry, using self-reported data on burnout or emotional exhaustion from the prior year. Statista notes the source does not provide original survey wording, so phrasing may vary slightly.

No exact numbers are visible without access, and secondary sources do not report specific percentages from this chart. One academic paper claims higher burnout in education than hospitality, care, or construction, but does not cite figures.[[2]](https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00131911.2024.2392585)

Paywall limits utility; free users see only placeholders like " percent" overall and " percent" for IT.

Key quotes

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Why it matters

Burnout data by industry helps identify high-risk sectors for targeted workplace interventions in the Netherlands. Employees and employers in IT and similar fields may face elevated emotional exhaustion risks, affecting productivity and health. Watch for Statista updates or public releases from the survey source, though full access remains subscription-based.