70% of people in the workplace feel that there is "excessive work."

This newspaper (Reporter Wang Wei), the loss of young white-collar workers, once again triggered concern over the phenomenon of “overwork”. Recently, Zhaopin recruited about 5,000 employees to carry out a two-week health survey. The results showed that nearly 70% of employees in the workplace think that they have signs of overwork, and over 40% of the people in the workplace have chosen to have a variety of physical conditions. "It's natural."

The survey found that overtime has become a common phenomenon. Among respondents, the proportion of regular overtime work reached 35.7%, and nearly half stated that “occasionally work overtime”. Under the greater pressure of work, nearly 30% of the people in the workplace clearly felt that they were "overworked." They thought that they were "somewhat overworked" to 43.4%. Adding both, 70.8% of people in the workplace think that the workload has exceeded the status they can accept, under high pressure and high intensity. From a gender perspective, the proportion of male “overwork” is higher than that of females, reaching 78.7%, and the female ratio is 60.3%.

Sitting in a highly competitive workplace and sitting in front of a computer for long periods of time has caused many health problems in many workplaces, such as stiff neck and shoulders, soreness, neurasthenia, insomnia, hair loss, irritability, and depression. Nearly half of the interviewees said that they often suffer from soreness in the recent past and have irritability at work. More than one-third feel that they are depressed at work, and only 17% of job professionals make it clear that they do not have such health. problem.

In the face of all kinds of physical discomfort, only 8.9% of respondents chose to “seek medical attention”. According to the survey, 43.2% of the respondents chose to “go with it” and 37.3% chose to “strengthen physical exercise”. When overloading becomes the norm in the workplace, it is worrying that they turn a blind eye to the dangerous signals sent by the body.

Of course, the "health spending" of the workplace is still growing. More than one-third of the respondents spend an average of 500-1,000 yuan per year on physical examinations, drug purchases, medical treatment, and health care products, which is 14.2 higher than in 2008. Percentage. However, this increase was partly due to rising prices and making health spending “going up.”