Nearly half of Americans report greater stress sensitivity with pandemic

A recently published survey revealed that nearly half of American workers report they and their coworkers are more acutely aware of stress than they were before the COVID-19 pandemic.
In a company press release, LifeWorks Mental Health Index reported that 42% of U.S. citizens who felt more sensitive to stressors recorded a mental health score more than 10 points below the national average. In addition, 44% of American workers have seen their colleagues more attuned to stress than in pre-pandemic times.
“Persistent uncertainties in the economy and geopolitical arena continue to adversely

A recently published survey revealed that nearly half of American workers report they and their coworkers are more acutely aware of stress than they were before the COVID-19 pandemic.
In a company press release, LifeWorks Mental Health Index reported that 42% of U.S. citizens who felt more sensitive to stressors recorded a mental health score more than 10 points below the national average. In addition, 44% of American workers have seen their colleagues more attuned to stress than in pre-pandemic times.
“Persistent uncertainties in the economy and geopolitical arena continue to adversely