The table illustrates the proportion of people who work in five different occupations such as healthcare, education, retail, construction or technology being suffered from work-related tension in 2010 and 2020.
Overall, while retail, construction and technology are not easily made people who work in being under the pressure, education let them be more stressed when working in. Healthcare underwent the change but maintained its dominance as the most strained field.
Looking at the table, retail, construction and technology experienced the same small decrease as each other, which is 5%. Starting at 22% in 2010, the percentage of tired workers in retail grew slightly to 27% in 2020, which still hit the bottom at the rank after 10 years. Similarly, after witnessing a moderate ascent to 31% in 2020, 26% of people who do the job relevant to technology get work-related anxiety. This figure of builders underwent the same trend, which has increased from 34% to 39% for 10 years since 2010, making it still be higher than healthcare and technology over the time.
Despite experiencing the same trend, healthcare and education were two fields that made the figure of strained workers climbed rapidly. The year 2020 witnessed the surge to 63% of stressed workers in healthcare which started at 46% in 2010. This figure hit an all-time high of five different occupations. Education showed the most rapid soar, starting at only 31% in 2010 and sky-rocketing to 52% after 10 years, overtaking several other fields.