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The Only Platform Measuring Both Burnout AND Psychological Safety
Helping organisations understand why people burn out and how to prevent it.
The Real Cost of Workplace Burnout in Australia
You can't fix what you can't see. Here's what's happening across Australian workplaces right now.
Mental health workers' compensation claims in Australia
A 14.7% increase in just one year, and the largest growth of any injury category over the past decade, up 161% in 10 years.
Source: Safe Work Australia, Key Work Health and Safety Statistics 2025
Average time off work for psychological injury
Almost five times longer than other serious workplace injuries, and the most expensive type of claim to manage.
Source: Safe Work Australia, Key Work Health and Safety Statistics 2025
Median compensation per psychological injury claim
Just under $20,000 more than the next highest cost per claim category.
Source: Safe Work Australia, Key Work Health and Safety Statistics 2025
Annual cost to Australian workplaces
Untreated mental health conditions cost Australian businesses $10.9 billion every year through reduced productivity, absenteeism, and compensation claims.
Source: PwC, Creating a Mentally Healthy Workplace ROI Analysis (commissioned by beyondblue and the National Mental Health Commission)
These costs are the visible tip. Behind every claim is a worker, a team, and a system that didn't see it coming.
The Return on Prevention
Returned for every $1 invested
Australian organisations see an average return of $2.30 for every $1 spent on creating a mentally healthy workplace.
Source: PwC, Creating a Mentally Healthy Workplace ROI Analysis
Annual presenteeism cost per employee
The average cost of reduced productivity when employees work whilst unwell, more than double the cost of absenteeism.
Source: Safe Work NSW, Mentally Healthy Workplaces in NSW: A Return on Investment Study (2017)
Of mental stress claims caused by harassment and bullying
Followed by work pressure (24.2%) and exposure to violence (15.7%), all hazards directly linked to leadership behaviour and work design.
Source: Safe Work Australia, Key Work Health and Safety Statistics 2025
Investment in prevention pays back. The longer you wait, the more it costs.
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One integrated platform. Three connected stages. Measurable impact on productivity, retention, and revenue.
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The Dual-Lens Assessment
Measures both burnout and psychological safety across your organisation.
- Which teams are at risk
- Which managers create safety vs drive burnout
- Where workloads exceed sustainable capacity
- Hidden costs in dollar terms
Visibility into productivity drains and retention risks your engagement surveys can't detect.
Understand
The CLEAR Diagnostic
Translates assessment data into precision diagnosis across five dimensions: Culture, Leadership, Enablement, Awareness, Recovery.
- WHY burnout is happening, not just where
- Which systems are creating risk
- Where to invest first for maximum return
- Specific interventions prioritised by ROI
Know exactly where to spend your budget. No guesswork. No wasted intervention dollars.
Act
Manager Coach AI
AI-powered scenario training automatically prescribed from your CLEAR scores. 45 real-world situations your managers face every day.
- Managers who recognise burnout early
- Leaders who build psychological safety
- Teams who speak up before crisis
- Sustainable capability, not one-off training
Better managers = lower turnover and higher productivity. Measurable within 90 days.
Why This Matters in Australia Right Now
The case for prevention is no longer optional. It's regulated.
Half of Australians surveyed reported experiencing burnout in the past year, with 18 to 29 year olds the most affected.
Source: Beyond Blue Workplace Burnout Community Poll, 2025
Mental health conditions now represent the highest proportion of serious workers' compensation claims ever recorded in Australia.
Source: Safe Work Australia, Key Work Health and Safety Statistics 2025
“Too much work” is the leading cause cited.
Source: TELUS Mental Health Index Australia, April 2024
Direct economic cost to Australian employers from mental ill-health, with another $7B in presenteeism losses.
Source: Productivity Commission Mental Health Inquiry Report, 2020
Under the WHS Act 2011, every Australian employer has a legal duty to identify and manage psychosocial hazards. The cost of not knowing is no longer just financial, it's regulatory.
A standalone tool tells you something. An integrated system tells you what to do.
An assessment tells you something is wrong. A diagnostic tells you what to fix. A training tool teaches generic skills. Each in isolation creates effort without alignment.
The data you collect drives the diagnosis you need, which prescribes the exact training your managers receive. One system. One workflow. One outcome.