What rank has India gained in terms of employee well-being survey conducted by the McKinsey Health Institute?

In a recent global survey conducted by the McKinsey Health Institute, employee well-being was comprehensively evaluated, encompassing physical, mental, social, and spiritual dimensions. The results showed Japan ranking at the bottom, while Turkey claimed the top position, and India closely followed in the second spot.  India closely trailed behind with a strong 76%, and China secured 75%. This was followed by Saudi Arabia at 36%, and both Egypt and Chile at 33% each. In contrast, Cameroonian respondents reported the lowest rate of burnout symptoms, which was just 9%.