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

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.

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

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.

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)

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

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.

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.