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Employees with high stress levels appear to have a troubled relationship with social media, a new study from the Confederation of Danish Employers shows. The labor movement says that shifts attention away from employers’ own responsibility.

Employers have found a new toxic ingredient in the stress cocktail

Fotocollage: Tomas Østergren. Foto: Magnific
Fotocollage: Tomas Østergren. Foto: Magnific

Børn og unges trivsel og brug af smartphones og sociale medier har de seneste år været under lup og i kritisk fokus.

Men hvad med de voksne? Dine venner og kolleger? Hvad med dig selv?

Dansk Arbejdsgiverforening (DA) har fået Danmarks Statistik til at undersøge trivsel og mental sundhed blandt 6.000 lønmodtagere, og her har DA opdaget, at stress og negativ påvirkning fra sociale medieplatforme tilsyneladende går hånd i hånd.

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