Survey suggests more than one third of Canadians feel their commute is stressful
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A new survey conducted for staffing firm Robert Half suggests more than one-third of Canadian workers say their commute is stressful.
Commute times average 53 minutes per day, and the number of respondents saying it's causing them stress is up from similar surveys taken in previous years.
Guest: Mike Shekhtman
Regional Manager for B.C., Robert Half International
A new survey conducted for staffing firm Robert Half suggests more than one-third of Canadian workers say their commute is stressful.
Commute times average 53 minutes per day, and the number of respondents saying it's causing them stress is up from similar surveys taken in previous years.
Guest: Mike Shekhtman
Regional Manager for B.C., Robert Half International