Gen Z More Stressed Than Gen Z and Baby Boomers

Gen Z More Stressed Than Gen Z and Baby Boomers

While older age groups face the biggest health risks from the virus itself, and Millennials and Generation X are navigating the dual challenges of remote work and home- schooling, it is 18- to 24-year-olds who have reported the highest levels of stress in the early weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Based on data from more than 400 organizations across the globe (who have signed up for their free COVID-19 Social Impact Assessment tool) here are the preliminary findings so far;

COVID-19 Social Impact Report include:

52% say they are worried about being infected by the COVID-19 virus.

32% believe themselves and their family would not recover if they were to become infected.

37% feel their job is at risk as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

72% say their spending habits have changed since the pandemic began, with many now only spending on essential items.

28% say they are unable to continue providing for their families as a result of the pandemic.

55% believe social distancing has had a negative effect on their community.

36% say they do not feel safe going out.

* Source HERE

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