The Impact of Work-Related Stress: From Insomnia to Frequent Absenteeism

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Nabilah Muhamad 16/05/2025 18:07 WIB

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AXA's survey results show that difficulty sleeping is the most common work-related stress symptom, affecting 38% of global respondents.

The Impact of Workplace Stress Experienced by Global Respondents (October-November 2024)

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The international insurance company AXA conducted a survey on the impact of work-related stress on global populations.

The results showed that the majority, or 38% of respondents, found that work-related stress made it difficult for them to sleep.

Other respondents experienced physical symptoms such as headaches and muscle tension (32%), followed by irritability (31%), and decreased motivation or productivity (30%).

Some also reported that work stress made it difficult for them to concentrate or make decisions (24%), caused changes in appetite (18%), disrupted personal relationships (18%), increased alcohol or caffeine consumption (12%), and frequent absenteeism or tardiness (9%).

"The survey results show that work-related stress can have consequences beyond the office environment," AXA wrote in its 2025 Mind Health Report: Mind Your Health.

This survey also found that 41% of respondents felt that a lack of mental health support negatively impacted their condition.

"This reiterates the importance of increased mental health support in the workplace," AXA wrote.

AXA conducted this survey in collaboration with Ipsos, involving 17,000 respondents aged 18-75 in 16 countries: the United States, Mexico, the United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Spain, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Turkey, China, Japan, Thailand, Hong Kong, and the Philippines.

Data collection was conducted through online interviews from October 8 to November 11, 2024.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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