Health · Mental Health · 12 hrs ago
Psychological complaints among Dutch workers rise over a decade
More Dutch workers report psychological complaints than they did a decade ago.
The increase has been stronger among women than men.
The finding comes from the National Working Conditions Survey in the Netherlands.
Statistics Netherlands and TNO conducted the survey.
The figures show that psychological complaints have become more common among workers over time.
The survey highlights a rise in workplace mental health concerns, though the findings give no further details about causes or what may happen next.
The number of Dutch workers with psychological complaints rose substantially over a ten-year period.
The increase was stronger among women than among men.
The findings come from the National Survey on Working Conditions.
The survey is conducted by Statistics Netherlands (CBS) and TNO.
- Who
- Dutch workers with psychological complaints.
- What
- Their number rose substantially over ten years. The increase was stronger among women than men.
- When
- Over a ten-year period; the article does not specify the endpoints.
- Where
- The Netherlands.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Time period
- Ten years
- Survey
- National Survey on Working Conditions (NEA)
- Organizations
- Statistics Netherlands (CBS) and TNO
- Gender difference
- The increase was stronger among women than men