Workplace stress: Greece first in Europe
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Greece records the highest rate in Europe for workplace stress, depression and anxiety. According to a report by the newspaper TA NEA, our country is ahead of the European average on these issues.
According to the data presented, 49% of employees in Greece feel under pressure at work. That is, almost one in two workers faces this pressure.
Workplace stress can affect people's health, their mood and their performance at work. Depression and stress are serious health issues, and that is why the mental health of employees is an important matter for society.
These results show that the issue of mental health in the workplace remains topical in Greece. It is important for employees to talk about their problems and to ask for help when they need it.
Sources: ΤΑ ΝΕΑ
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