For the January 2018 survey, researchers asked 1,200 professionals about their jobs and how various factors contribute to their work-life balance.
Here are five survey findings.
1. Fewer professionals reported satisfaction with their work-life balance this year. Thirty percent said they were currently satisfied, down 15 percent from three years ago.
2. Stress levels also rose. Thirty-seven percent of respondents said they feel stressed about their work-life balance, compared to the 29 percent of surveyed professionals who reported stress related to work-life balance in 2015.
3. Many professionals (86 percent) said work conflicts with their efforts to improve overall health.
4. Eighty-nine percent of professionals said they believed having a job with flexible work options — such as telecommuting, accommodating schedule, freelance, or part-time — would allow them to make efforts to improve their health, according to the survey.
5. A similar number of professionals (88 percent) said they believed having a job with flexible work options would decrease their stress levels.
Read the full survey findings here.
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