The cost of living crisis is affecting young professionals’ wellbeing in the workplace, causing higher levels of burnout, according to Cigna Europe.
Research by the healthcare and PMI provider among around 12,000 people, found that stress caused over the past three years has negatively impacted health and wellbeing, especially in adults aged 18 -24, otherwise known as Gen Z. The global survey showed that 97% of 18-24-year-olds are feeling more burnt out, with 86% of Gen Z adults feeling more stressed. Meanwhile, nearly three quarters (71%) of surveyed Gen Z adults feel more overwhelmed than usual, while 36% of junior employees are more stressed about the rising cost of living crisis. Arjan Toor, chief executive, Cigna Europe, e...
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