Gen Z employees absence ‘emotional assistance’

Chula researchstudy reveals young first-jobbers extremely vulnerable to burnout at work PUBLISHED : 1 Feb 2024 at 20: 49 (Illustration: CIPHR Connect through Wikimedia Commons, https://www.flickr.com/photos/193749286@N04/51391533198/) Many Generation Z first-jobbers are suffering from a typical kind of psychological crisis, which makes them feel psychologically drainedpipes even inthepast they start work each day, according to a psychological health researchstudy by Chulalongkorn University. Gen Z employees suffered burnout at work more than their older equivalents, while females and LGBT individuals, in specific, suffer more from burnout than their heterosexual male peers, stated Jennifer Chavanovanich, partner dean of the Faculty of Psychology at the university. She was speaking throughout a current onlineforum held by the National Health Commission and other public health organisations
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