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'Sunday scaries’ | Do you stress over work on the weekends?

Do you stress over work on the weekends?
Do you stress over work on the weekends?

Work stress is no joke and can exacerbate an individual's health concerns. In fact, a new health concern has emerged associated with the term ‘Sunday scaries’. Sunday scaries are also known as work-related anticipatory anxiety and are a worrying trend towards both employee and employer wellbeing...

Recently, a new campaign has been launched by the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) which focuses on ‘Sunday scaries’ named: Every Mind Matters.

Research put for by the OHID uncovered that seven in ten (67%) Brits regularly experienced the ‘Sunday scaries’. Additionally, this trend mostly impacted young adults.

What is this spooky wellbeing concern?

‘Sunday scaries’ also named as work-related anticipatory sounds spooky and, in fact, can be.

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