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Grocery workers suffer the mental health effects of customer hostility and lack of safety in their workplace

  • Written by Brian Mayer, Professor of Sociology, University of Arizona
Grocery workers suffer the mental health effects of customer hostility and lack of safety in their workplaceMany grocery store workers have experienced high rates of anxiety and depression during the pandemic.Ben Hasty/MediaNews Group/Reading Eagle via Getty Images

With the holiday season here, consumers are understandably desperate for a “normal” holiday season. For many, that includes big family dinners and Black Friday shopping sprees.

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