Medical Economics February 11, 2025
Todd Shryock

Key Takeaways

  • Chronic conditions affect 58% of U.S. employees, with many managing health during work hours and reluctant to disclose conditions.
  • Workplace stigma leads to missed opportunities, with 33% missing projects, 25% losing promotions, and 21% receiving negative feedback.
  • Employees face caregiving challenges, with 33% assisting family members and 25% reducing work hours due to chronic conditions.
  • Inadequate employer support is evident, with less than half feeling supported in managing health needs through breaks, leave, or flexible schedules.

Poll finds that employees are managing their conditions at work, but not telling their employer

Chronic health conditions are significantly affecting U.S. employees’ well-being and productivity, yet many workers are reluctant to disclose their health struggles to their employers, according...

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