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Survey: 54% of Workers Struggle with Job Insecurity Stress

5/23/2025

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Workers Face Job Insecurity

A recent survey by the American Psychological Association shows 54% of U.S. workers experience increased stress from job insecurity.
65% of respondents indicate their companies are impacted by government policy changes, with 39% fearing job loss within a year.
Economic uncertainty and policy shifts contribute to heightened emotional exhaustion and focus difficulties among workers.
Experts urge employers to prioritize mental health resources to address these growing challenges.

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Leadership Distrust Grows

A TalentLMS/WorkTango study reveals 50% of employees distrust leadership after major changes, affecting morale and retention.
43% of employees feel job security has declined, and 45% report lower job satisfaction following transitions.
The roofing industry faces challenges from rising private equity investments, causing cultural disruptions and employee anxiety.
Effective communication and training are essential for smooth transitions and maintaining company culture.

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Workers Face Job Insecurity

A recent survey by the American Psychological Association shows 54% of U.S. workers experience increased stress from job insecurity.
65% of respondents indicate their companies are impacted by government policy changes, with 39% fearing job loss within a year.
Economic uncertainty and policy shifts contribute to heightened emotional exhaustion and focus difficulties among workers.
Experts urge employers to prioritize mental health resources to address these growing challenges.

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