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"66% of those offering wellness programs reported that their EAP was effective in reducing employee stress and 50% felt it was effective in reducing absenteeism."

Research Layer -Why Active Living at Work
Public Health Agency of Canada
2004

"On average, someone who made $60,000 or more a year slept 40 minutes less on any given day in 2005 than someone who made $20,000. High-income Canadians tend to dedicate more time to their paid work, spend less time with their children and less time engaged in leisure activities. As a result, their lifestyle has an impact on their sleep patterns."

Spring 2008 edition of Canadian Social Trends
June 3, 2008

"Researchers at Harvard and Yale universities suggest that people who are overworked or under “time pressure” are less likely to think creatively on the job. In fact, the more time pressure people feel, the less quickly their cognitive skills and innovative capacity recuperate."

A Tool for Managers: What You Need to Know About Mental Health
Conference Board of Canada

"Days lost tended to rise with workplace size, increasing from a low of 7.4 in workplaces with fewer than 20 employees (firms more likely to have low union rates) to over 10.0 in workplaces with 100 or more (firms likely to have high union rates)."

Perspectives on Labour and Income
April 2005

"79 percent of European managers voice their concern about stress at work"

European Survey of Enterprises on New and Emerging Risks
European Agency for Health and Safety at Work (EU-OSHA)
June 3, 2010

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