Irish workers worried and anxious amid Covid-19 pandemic, new research shows 

The research found 30% of respondents reported loneliness and isolation were the major issues when working from home File picture. 

The research found 30% of respondents reported loneliness and isolation were the major issues when working from home File picture. 

Nearly 40% of Irish workers are struggling with everyday life during the Covid-19 pandemic with 91% reporting experiencing a rise in anxiety, new research from Laya Healthcare has shown. 

More than half of surveyed workers cited the prospect of a second coronavirus wave as a source of anxiety.

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