Stress mounts for Minnesota workers returning to the office
Returning workers are stressing about everything from commuting costs and wardrobe to redoing routines they had forged during the pandemic.
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Returning workers are stressing about everything from commuting costs and wardrobe to redoing routines they had forged during the pandemic.
Here2Talk a free mental-health support for students
Article content But let’s not haul out the brass bands and ticker tape parades just yet: Many of the pandemic’s side effects continue to mount, particularly for the country’s youth – in particular young women – who are suffering increased anxiety, depression and stress. And the longer the pandemic has dragged on, the higher the levels of stress and anxiety have gone up. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or As the pandemic wanes, youth mental health issues surge Back to video So reports a new poll by Pollara Strategic Insights in partners...