6 out of 10 office workers say "Marriage is not essential in life"

It has been found that 6 out of 10 working people believe that marriage is not a necessity in life.

HR Tech company Incruit conducted a survey on the marriage values of 653 office workers, and the results are as follows.

On the 10th, it was announced that 60.2% of respondents answered that marriage is not a necessity.

43.8% of employees in large corporations, 40.0% in mid-sized companies, and 38.7% in small businesses answered that marriage is 'essential'.

It was analyzed that there are differences according to the scale.

There was also a significant gender difference. Among male office workers, 50.3% responded that marriage is essential, while 49.7% responded that it is not essential.

It was evenly split, with 75.3% of female office workers responding that marriage is not a necessity, compared to 24.7% who responded that it is a necessity.

He has made great progress.

When asked whether single working adults want to get married, 66.6% responded "Yes," and 33.4% responded "No."

The reason given for wanting to do so was "for emotional stability," which accounted for 57.5%, the highest percentage.

Next, the reasons were 'having a desire to have a second child' (17.6%) and 'believing that marriage is a must' (8.4%).

The most common reason for not wanting to get married was "not feeling the need for marriage" (39.7%).

Next were "because I don't have financial stability" (23.7%) and "because I don't have someone I like" (17.6%).

 

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More than two-thirds of people of marriageable age have a negative view of marriage.

 

Men are at about half the level, and women are less than one-third.

 

It might also be one of the reasons why international marriages are increasing.