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Millions of British Employees Forced to Accept Undesirable Jobs to Avoid Debt, New Study Reveals

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The True Cost of Debt for British Workers Report, released on Thursday 31 July, 2025, has revealed a concerning reality for millions of UK workers. In the past, having a steady job provided a sense of stability. However, this is no longer the case as rising debt levels are greatly impacting the financial and mental wellbeing of workers across the country. The report, conducted by Zety…

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