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Job Insecurity Fuels Stress for 54% of U.S. Workers

5/23/2025

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A recent APA survey shows 54% of U.S. workers experience increased stress from job insecurity.
Economic uncertainty worries 44% of employees about potential job loss during downturns.
Many report emotional exhaustion and focus difficulties, especially in impacted organizations.
Experts emphasize the importance of supportive management and mental health resources to address these challenges.

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Story summary

A recent APA survey shows 54% of U.S. workers experience increased stress from job insecurity.
Economic uncertainty worries 44% of employees about potential job loss during downturns.
Many report emotional exhaustion and focus difficulties, especially in impacted organizations.
Experts emphasize the importance of supportive management and mental health resources to address these challenges.