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Work-related stress costs UK economy £28bn a year, research shows

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People taking sick days because they feel stressed, burnt out or have generally poor mental health is losing UK businesses 23.3 million working days. More people said they were struggling in the UK than in any other nation, the survey of 30,000 adults by insurer Axa UK and the Centre for Economics and Business Research found.

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The Independent

Work-related stress and burnout costing UK economy £28bn per year, research shows

More people are struggling in the UK than in any other country, according to a survey of 30,000 people in 16 nations

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Shropshire Star

Work-related stress costs UK economy £28bn a year, research shows

People taking sick days because of work-related stress or burnout is costing the UK economy £28 billion a year, according to new research which highlights the financial toll of poor mental wellbeing.

1 year ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Work-related stress costs UK economy £28bn a year, research shows

More people said they were struggling in the UK than in any other country, according to a survey of 30,000 people in 16 nations.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Wales Online

Research finds work-related stress costs UK £28bn a year

30,000 adults across 16 European, Asian and American countries were surveyed by insurer Axa UK and the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr)

1 year ago

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Het Laatste Nieuws

Work-related stress costs the British economy £28 billion a year

Work-related stress or burn-out costs the British economy 28 billion pounds (almost 32 billion euro) each year and causes 23.3 million sick days at work. This is evident from a study published on Wednesday. A fifth of the British are struggling emotionally; according to the study, it concerns 11 percent of the population in our country.

1 year ago·Kobbegem, Belgium

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