The proportion of younger workers needing time off for stress has grown compared with older colleagues, according to a report on burnout which also revealed far fewer feel comfortable opening up to bosses about the pressure they are under. While around one in 10 workers aged 45 and above needed time off last year because of poor mental health caused by stress, it was around one in three for those aged 18-24, Mental Health UK said.

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A THIRD of Gen Z workers took time off due to stress last year, a survey found.Under 25s were most likely to take a mental health sick day than any ot

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A third of Gen Z workers took time off due to stress last year, survey finds

A charity said its survey findings show conversations are needed on changing attitudes and expectations around work.

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Figures show that demand for mental health support has skyrocketed, with almost two million people now receiving help.

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A THIRD of Gen Z workers took time off due to stress last year, a survey found. Under 25s were most likely to take a mental health sick day than any other age group. GettyOne third of Gen Z workers took time off due to stress last year[/caption]
Last year, 35 per cent of those aged 18 to 24 took time out to deal with ­pressure or upset, Mental Health UK discovered. The charity said the figures exposed a generational divide in coping with life’s …

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Why overwhelmed young workers are taking time off for stress

A charity said its survey findings show conversations are needed on changing attitudes and expectations around work. The proportion of younger workers needing time off for stress has grown compared with older colleagues, according to a report on burnout which also revealed far fewer feel comfortable opening up to bosses about the pressure they are under. While around one in 10 workers aged 45 and above needed time off last year because of poor m…

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