Young Brits told if ‘something doesn’t feel right’ seek help after worrying rise in injury
manchestereveningnews.co.ukGen Z is reportedly suffering from more back pain than millennials and boomers, as a new survey by Slouch revealed 65% of 18 to 24-year-olds are experiencing the common desk-job ailment due to their poor posture at work.
This is already more than their older millennial and boomer colleagues. Speaking to 1,000 employees working remotely the staggering results showed only 39% actually work from a desk.
As a result of DIY work setups on kitchen counters, coffee tables and sofas, a majority of Brits, 54%, are at risk of similar health issues due to dodgy work-from-home setups.
Osteopath James Davies revealed how people can simply fix their symptoms, teaming up with Slouch to address the whooping rise in physical health issues these working conditions are causing.
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