Why do younger generations feel higher well-being?

Gen Z has a higher awareness of well-being and tends to choose work styles that align with their values. In contrast, those in their 40s and 50s are affected by changes in roles and life stages.

Why is satisfaction low even when overtime is low?

The survey found 'lack of purpose' to be the biggest factor. Meaningful contribution and psychological safety are more important than just shorter hours.

How can companies avoid 'token' health management?

By implementing specific measures employees actually want, such as 'high-quality rest' and physical facilities like saunas to physically 'turn off' the brain.

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[Tamadic Health Management Institute Survey on Work and Well-being] Generational Gap in Workplace Well-being Revealed

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While Gen Z reports high well-being, over 50% of employees in their 40s and 50s feel dissatisfied. Over 80% of those in their 20s prioritize 'Health Management' when choosing a job.

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Q: Why do younger generations feel higher well-being?: A: Gen Z has a higher awareness of well-being and tends to choose work styles that align with their values. In contrast, those in their 40s and 50s are affected by changes in roles and life stages.
Q: Why is satisfaction low even when overtime is low?: A: The survey found 'lack of purpose' to be the biggest factor. Meaningful contribution and psychological safety are more important than just shorter hours.
Q: How can companies avoid 'token' health management?: A: By implementing specific measures employees actually want, such as 'high-quality rest' and physical facilities like saunas to physically 'turn off' the brain.