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Hidden costs of always on work culture
Work-related problems caused at least 4% of suicides in the Republic of Korea.
Long screen time increases risks of heart disease, diabetes, and obesity.
Increased screen time links to higher self-reported depression and anxiety symptoms.
Up to 23% of EU workers lack an 11-hour recovery period between shifts.
67% of US workers report working in their free time weekly or daily.
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