Study: Nearly 7 in 10 Romanians say job impacts wellbeing, only 37% receive extra benefits
Nearly seven out of ten Romanian employees say their job negatively impacts their overall wellbeing, while only 37% receive any form of non-wage benefits, according to a new study conducted by Reveal Marketing Research in partnership with…
Irina Marica · Journalist
· Updated · 2 min read

Nearly seven out of ten Romanian employees say their job negatively impacts their overall wellbeing, while only 37% receive any form of non-wage benefits, according to a new study conducted by Reveal Marketing Research in partnership with Up Romania. The research explored how Romanians define complete wellbeing, or “Wellbeing 360°,” and what factors most influence it.
Respondents most often associated wellbeing with emotional balance (70%), financial stability (70%), and physical health (64%). Women tend to prioritize emotional wellbeing (75%), while men emphasize free time (41%).


