A video of a young woman working in a government bank is going viral on social media. In the video, she says that even at the age of 29, she feels much older because of poor health. She said that she has been working in a public sector bank for eight years, and these years have taken a significant toll on her health.
She shares that she is suffering from several health problems, including cervical pain, migraine, and weak eyesight. She says that while people of her age are usually happy and energetic, she often feels tired and exhausted.
According to her, the main reason for her condition is the high level of stress in bank jobs. She explains that long working hours and work pressure have badly affected her health.
29 की उम्र में बूढ़ी हो चुकी हूँ। Health खराब हो गई है – Cervical, Migrane, Poor Eyesight, सब बीमारी हो गई हैं। सरकारी महिला बैंक कर्मचारी ने बताए बैंक की नौकरी का दूसरा पहलू। pic.twitter.com/ZOh0TsKe1w
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Towards the end of the video, she says that she is thinking about changing her career. She has started content creation as an alternative career option and may leave her bank job in the future if things go well.
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The video has highlighted the Work Stress in Banks
A few months ago, a young girl named Vaani had left her job as an officer at Punjab National Bank – India’s leading public sector bank. It seems that bank jobs are becoming toxic day by day. From the outside, a bank job looks secure, respected, and elite.
However, the reality inside the branches is very different. Many bank employees are forced to sit and work continuously from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. or even 8 p.m. There is heavy work pressure, tight targets, and very little time to rest.
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Lunch breaks are often short or skipped, and employees are expected to handle customers without showing stress. Because of long working hours and constant pressure, many employees are facing health problems, mental stress, and burnout.
There is very little work-life balance, and personal life often gets ignored. Despite these issues, employees are expected to perform every day without complaints.
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This situation is slowly affecting their physical health, mental peace, and overall quality of life. The growing stress in bank jobs is raising serious concerns about employee well-being and the need for better working conditions.
The Government of India and Banks need to improve the working conditions in Banks.
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