Heather Rafanello
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Nearly half of American workers have canceled or cut vacations short because of work (opens the original)
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Summer is supposed to recharge everyone, but it rarely does. People spend months looking forward to a week off, only to come back just as drained as when they left. Work stress has a way of tagging along, whether anyone wants it to or not. A new Grow Therapy survey of more than 1,000 employed adults in the U.S., which looked at how stress rises and falls before, during, and after time away from work, reinforces this common experience. Nearly half (48%) say they've either canceled a vacation or c
Nearly half of American workers have canceled or cut vacations short because of work (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Summer is supposed to recharge everyone, but it rarely does. People spend months looking forward to a week off, only to come back just as drained as when they left. Work stress has a way of tagging along, whether anyone wants it to or not. A new Grow Therapy survey of more than 1,000 employed adults in the U.S., which looked at how stress rises and falls before, during, and after time away from work, reinforces this common experience. Nearly half (48%) say they've either canceled a vacation or c
Nearly half of American workers have canceled or cut vacations short because of work (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Summer is supposed to recharge everyone, but it rarely does. People spend months looking forward to a week off, only to come back just as drained as when they left. Work stress has a way of tagging along, whether anyone wants it to or not. A new Grow Therapy survey of more than 1,000 employed adults in the U.S., which looked at how stress rises and falls before, during, and after time away from work, reinforces this common experience. Nearly half (48%) say they've either canceled a vacation or c
Nearly half of American workers have canceled or cut vacations short because of work (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Summer is supposed to recharge everyone, but it rarely does. People spend months looking forward to a week off, only to come back just as drained as when they left. Work stress has a way of tagging along, whether anyone wants it to or not. A new Grow Therapy survey of more than 1,000 employed adults in the U.S., which looked at how stress rises and falls before, during, and after time away from work, reinforces this common experience. Nearly half (48%) say they've either canceled a vacation or c
Nearly half of American workers have canceled or cut vacations short because of work (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Summer is supposed to recharge everyone, but it rarely does. People spend months looking forward to a week off, only to come back just as drained as when they left. Work stress has a way of tagging along, whether anyone wants it to or not. A new Grow Therapy survey of more than 1,000 employed adults in the U.S., which looked at how stress rises and falls before, during, and after time away from work, reinforces this common experience. Nearly half (48%) say they've either canceled a vacation or c
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