Study and Analysis of Impact of COVID-19 on Work-Life Balance of Frontline Workers

Conducted a research study analyzing how COVID-19 affected the work-life balance, stress levels, job satisfaction, and overall wellbeing of frontline workers using structured survey data and statistical analysis.

PROJECTS

Chandan N

2/27/20261 min read

Problem
Frontline workers faced increased workload, stress, and psychological pressure during the COVID-19 pandemic, but structured data-driven analysis on work-life balance impact was limited.

Objective
Evaluate the pandemic’s impact on frontline workers by analyzing:

Work-life balance disruptions
Mental and physical stress factors
Job satisfaction and commitment levels
Organizational support effectiveness

What I Did?

Designed structured questionnaire covering work stress, workload, flexibility, and support factors
Collected 477+ valid survey responses from healthcare and essential workers
Performed statistical analysis including descriptive stats, regression, ANOVA, and chi-square tests
Analyzed demographic and occupational impact trends

Key Analyses

Work-life balance imbalance trends during pandemic
Job satisfaction and commitment variations
Impact of workload, PPE usage, and stress on wellbeing
Organizational and family support influence

Tools & Technologies
Survey Research, Statistical Analysis, Excel, Regression Analysis, ANOVA, Chi-Square Testing

Outcome
Delivered data-backed insights on frontline workforce challenges during COVID-19, highlighting stress factors, work-life imbalance, and recommendations for organizational support improvements.