The Heath & Safety Executive has increased its focus on work related stress. Reports from the HSE and trades unions have long reported on the rise of stress within the workplace, often leading to high rates of employee absence. The latest figures show that around 10 million working days are…
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October 2010University of Manchester sociologist, Tarani Chandola, has published a report that reveals the global economic downturn has caused levels of work-related stress in the UK to soar. The report claims that in each of the last two years, work stress levels rose by more than 4%, compared to annual…
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The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has published research showing that teaching, nursing, and management and professional occupations report the highest levels of work-related stress. The scale of occupational stress: A further analysis of the impact of demographic factors and type of job is a report based on research carried…
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It is generally accepted that modem living can be very stressful. It is important to understand the causes of stress, to differentiate between good and bad stress, and how massage contributes to its management. Stress Not all Stress is harmful. Many people do their best work when stressed. The need…
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