Nearly two-thirds of American workers have thought of quitting over stress

April, National Stress Awareness Month, finds stressed-out workers thinking about pulling the plug on their jobs.

In this, National Stress Awareness month, a new survey by VoiceNation, a leading customer service provider, revealed that 63% of Americans have contemplated leaving their current jobs due to stress-related factors.

Some of the most common stresses in work include:

Excessive workload – 45%
Poor management – 32%
Lack of support from colleagues – 29%
Crushing deadlines – 25%
Poor time management – 22%

New York finished just out of the top 10 in burned-out states at No. 11, preceded in order by Missouri, North Carolina, Tennessee, Maryland, Michigan, Ohio, Virginia, South Carolina, Texas and Florida. For more, click here. 