#survey-findings

#survey-findings

28% of American workers plan to quit their jobs by year-end, driven by pay, benefits, and remote work possibilities.

Workers value remote work equivalently to a 7% to 9.6% pay increase, with higher value ascribed by those in their 30s with families.

Most Gen Z workers engage in streaming during work but often lie about it.

Streaming habits may hinder work completion for Gen Z employees.

Gen Z's preference for remote work links to a desire for unmonitored streaming.

Americans are uneasy about AI's role in personal and professional decision-making processes, indicating a need for more guidelines and control over digital privacy.

A majority of women support a national right to abortion and oppose state-level restrictions.

A recent survey shows surprising support for gun control among Texans, contradicting the state's lax gun laws.

Most legal professionals are not utilizing AI despite recognizing its future potential for the industry.

Overwhelming work volume remains the primary challenge for lawyers today.

Three in four Gen Z Americans blame social media for negatively impacting their mental health.

Despite concerns, Gen Z spends an average of five-and-a-half hours daily on social media.

Graduate students face heightened anxiety and depression due to research and teaching pressures, prompting many to consider leaving their programs.

Despite progress, LGBTQ+ youth still face mental health challenges, lack support, and grapple with political impact.

Most women trust their intuition about health but often ignore it until symptoms worsen.

Aging in place is a leading social barrier to health and well-being among seniors in America.

Elvie is shedding light on postpartum challenges through its first digital out-of-home campaign at Times Square, emphasizing mental health struggles faced by new mothers.

A survey conducted by Elvie revealed that a significant percentage of mothers experience mental health complications post-birth, indicating inadequate postpartum care in the US.

Nearly half of Americans believe in speaking politely to AI, reflecting a societal shift towards kindness in technology interactions.

Many Americans are feeling overwhelmed by political news and limit their consumption to avoid fatigue.

Intense backlash to the COVID response eroded trust in public health, hampering future preparedness efforts.

Nearly a quarter of Americans still deny or dispute CDC's statement that vaccines do not cause autism.