Pluxee today presented his most recent study “Context Pluxee 2025”, A deep radiography to the welfare state of Chilean workers.
Among the main findings, the contrast between the high assessment of physical and mental well -being – 91% considers these aspects – and the low levels of satisfaction in those same areas. For example, only 14% of respondents declare to be “very satisfied” with their mental health, while 57% are only partially. Stress also rises: 42% consider their work as stressful, rising compared to the previous year.
The study also highlighted the need to reconcile work and personal life. One in three workers points out that their work negatively limits their personal times and mental well -being. women, in particular, report an increase in the emotional burden of the work environment, although they maintain a somewhat more positive vision than men regarding their social and family life.
“The Context 2025 report shows that the perception of work has evolved. People continue to see their job as a source of purpose and personal growth, but also as a space that often tension their mental health and daily well -being,” said Natalia Arcaya, marketing and communications manager of Pluxee Chile.
Additionally, at the gender level, It was observed that women show greater satisfaction with their social life (58% compared to 48% in men) and physical health (67% compared to 59%)but they also declare an increase in work stress and difficulties in finding a balance between professional and personal. In addition, despite feeling happier in their work, they have reported a significant decrease in the feeling of working on what they like, from 69% in 2023 to 58% in 2024.
