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3 in 10 Canadian workers feeling tired, overworked

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A new survey has found over half (53%) of workers in Canada are having a negative feeling about work, while nearly one-third (30%) of these workers feel tired and overworked.

The findings underscore a significant trend, with one-third of workers reporting work-life balance to be their top priority. The other two priorities reported are compensation and benefits and family considerations, finds the survey released by ADP Canada.

The survey reveals distinct trends among different generations, with Millennials and Gen X workers demonstrating a stronger inclination toward prioritizing work-life balance (30%), while Boomers lean towards family priorities (26%). Notably, Gen Z workers appear less inclined to prioritize compensation (13%) compared to other generations.

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