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The Majority of Employees in Austria Are Often Stressed

Summary by Die Presse
The world of work is under great pressure in times of insolvency, staff reduction and transformation processes through artificial intelligence. For affected employees this often means stress and mental exhaustion.

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Stress study: 83 percent of employees continue to work despite mental exhaustion. This has consequences.

·Vienna, Austria
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Almost 70 percent of Austrian employees say that they are often or very often stressed out. At 40 percent, the stress level has increased over the past one to two years. For 37 percent, work is the biggest stress factor, for another 23 percent it is in second place. In addition, financial worries and family issues are particularly burdened.

·Vienna, Austria
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The world of work is under great pressure in times of insolvency, staff reduction and transformation processes through artificial intelligence. For affected employees this often means stress and mental exhaustion.

·Vienna, Austria
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A survey of around 1000 workers shows that a vast majority feel stressed very often. Experts explain what helps – and why many do nothing about it for so long.

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Die Presse broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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