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Financial, physical health emerge as top stressors amid Covid-19: Study

: Financial and physical health has emerged as the top stressor for Indians ahead of relationship and family amid the COVID-19, according to a survey. Nine out of 10 Indians say financial health has a profound impact on their well-being, the survey by digital wealth management platform Scripbox revealed. The survey on Wealth & Well-being', aimed to understand investor behaviour and sentiment amid the coronavirus, was conducted ahead of World Savings Day celebrated on October 31. Amid the pandemic, Indians have been the most stressed because of their physical health (54 per cent) followed by financial health (46 per cent) ahead of family (28 per cent) and relationships (23 per cent), according to the findings. Nearly 50 per cent save zero to 20 per cent, and 20 per cent save between 20 and 30 per cent of their income, the study said. "Indians are also recklessly safe with their savings with a majority preferring fixed income products such as PPF, LIC and other ...

SC to organise workshop to create awareness during Covid-19 pandemic

The workshop will be organized in collaboration with the Director, Institute of Human Behavior and Allied Sciences, Delhi on Tuesday

How companies can maintain employee mental health in the time of Covid-19

Very few have been able to cope with a sudden, prolonged shift to WFH; Zoom fatigue has set in, causing burnouts and low productivity

Here're some tips from experts to deal with worry, stress and anxiety

They're not all the same, but we do have tips to help you deal with all of them

Burnout, stress lead more companies to try a four-day work week

Britain's Trades Union Congress (TUC) is pushing for the whole country to move to a four-day week by the end of the century, a drive supported by the opposition Labour party

Your workplace environment could be exposing you to a lot of stress

High levels of stress put a pressure on the body's immunity and reduces it significantly

Over 60% working professionals in metro cities stressed: Study

Around 60 per cent working professionals in Tier 1 cities, including Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai, suffer from stress,

Stress may increase heart disease, stroke risk: Study

It provides new insights into the possible reasons by which stress can lead to cardiovascular disease

Stress can lead to structural changes in brain

US research team subjected mice to 21 days of periodic confinement within a small space-an unpleasant experience for mice

Stress affects organisation's returns on investment

Lack of clarity of goals, inability to manage personal and professional responsibilities and lack of flexibility result in low work engagement