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Billings, Montana-based Elation offers neuroscience-based approach to curb worker burnout

March 26, 2022/

remote work frustration

20% of public health officers in Montana left their jobs during the pandemic, largely because of the way they were being treated.

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By: Alina Hauter

 


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