39% of Canadians report high work stress, but a study of 2,500 workers suggests they may perceive more stress than they personally experience.

39% of Canadians report experiencing high work stress, while 72% believe most other workers face high stress levels. Despite widespread belief in high work stress, a study with 2,500 Canadian workers reveals a different picture, suggesting that people may perceive more stress than they personally experience. The study, MESSI, aims to measure employment sentiments and social inequality in the U.S. and Canada.