A survey by VSP Vision Care found that employees are experiencing an average of 96 hours of screen time per week, with more than a third of that coming from work. Generation Z employees reported longer hours and 54% reported worsening eye health. The survey highlighted issues such as increased screen time, long work hours, generational impact, remote work concerns, and productivity loss. Employers are encouraged to provide vision benefits to support the eye health of their workforce. The survey also found that excessive screen time was the top factor affecting employee eye health. Overall, the survey emphasizes the importance of addressing the impact of screen time on eye health.
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Gen Z reports working longer hours, with worsening eye health
