A national survey of almost 800 workers has revealed that middle-age single parents are at highest risk of work stress.
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People with a religious bent of mind are happier than those who are not , especially during times of stress, a recent research has revealed.
People with a religious bent of mind are happier than those who are not , especially during times of stress, a recent research has revealed.
Overall, 40 per cent of workers said a typical work day left them feeling tense or stressed out, with no differentiation between men and women. Only those just entering the workforce - 18- to 24-year-olds - appear to be stress-free in their jobs.
"Work stress has become pervasive, with many feeling it on a daily basis," the Age quoted Graeme Cowan, the director of R U OK? at Work, as saying.
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Complex association between the skin and stress has been shown in a recent research.
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Cowan said one of the first indicators of stress or depression was a change in behaviour - a person becoming suddenly withdrawn or showing up consistently late for work.
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Stress, a Huge Cause of Absenteeism
We need to scratch the surface to look for the underlying reasons of absenteeism, low morale and productivity among the workforce.
We need to scratch the surface to look for the underlying reasons of absenteeism, low morale and productivity among the workforce.
"Unfortunately most managers ignore it ... But it's much better to take early intervention ...," he added.
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Young adults born to mothers, who had experienced psychological trauma during their pregnancies, show signs of aging faster, a new study has found.
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