Work Hours and Percent of Depression
No. of employees in your organisation:
for 31-40 hours
No. of employees in your organisation:
for 41-50 hours
No. of employees in your organisation:
for 51-60 hours
No. of employees in your organisation:
for 60 hours and more
Putting in extra hours at work is viewed as dedication and passion towards one job. Unfortunately, working more than a certain amount of hours does have a negative impact on the employee. The employee’s experiences concerns regarding physical health.
As research proves, an increase in the work hours results in an increase in the percentage of employees experiencing depression that results from their work-life imbalance.
There have also been attempts to calculate depression due to work pressure and depression from work hour pressure. One of such studies suggests that employees working more than 50 hours per week report feeling anxious and increased mood changes.
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