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Member You - What is Job Stress?
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Changeable employment conditions - the reduction of hours, pay, holidays and generally the changing of the employer/employee contract can lead to dis-satisfaction.
Interpersonal relations
This includes the relationships that evolve at work between peers, supervisors and management. Common causes are:
Sexual harassment.
Discrimination on racial or religious grounds.
Poor supervision - failure to communicate what needs to be done.
Poor management - failure to provide leadership and communicate the bigger picture with employees.
By knowing the types o
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It's important to identify possible causes of job stress so that ways to defuse the stress can be implemented. If a strategy for relieving the stress cannot be found or is not practical, it is still important to understand how the stress can affect you. Here is a breakdown of common job related stress.
On the job
The kind of stress that results from the day to day work required to fulfill your job description. Common causes are:
Complex work - the work is not what you thought was expected of you or you have not been trained to do the work.
Over or under worked - too much work can cause chronic stress as things back up or are done to a poor standard. Conversely, underworking can lead to a lack of motivation, boredom and frustration.
Too much responsibility - can lead to overworking or doing things that you are not trained to do leading to stress.
Conflicting direction - if there are conflicting instructions on how to do your job from management and supervisors this can lead to inaction and frustration.
Working conditions
Working conditions deal with the environment in which the job is to occur. Common causes are:
Poor work environment - this could be poor lighting, cramped working space, sub standard equipment
Poor posture - office jobs and computer related jobs can lead to back strain, eye strain or even repetitive strain injury unless the proper seating is supplied and training on how to sit properly.
Physically demanding work - without proper training, equipment and support, physically demanding jobs can lead to injury or potential injury which can cause stress.
Employment conditions
Employment conditions deal with the agreement between the employer and employee about their rights and responsibilities in fulfilling the job description. Common causes are:
Threat of redundancy - job insecurity can lead to demoralisation.
Poor pay - if the perceived pay is below the industry standard or overtime is not paid this can lead to Job dissatisfaction.
Poor career prospects - this can lead to frustration and demoralisation.
Changeable employment conditions - the reduction of hours, pay, holidays and generally the changing of the employer/employee contract can lead to dis-satisfaction.
Interpersonal relations
This includes the relationships that evolve at work between peers, supervisors and management. Common causes are:
Sexual harassment.
Discrimination on racial or religious grounds.
Poor supervision - failure to communicate what needs to be done.
Poor management - failure to provide leadership and communicate the bigger picture with employees.
By knowing the types of
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On the job
The kind of stress that results from the day to day work required to fulfill your job description. Common causes are:
Complex work - the work is not what you thought was expected of you or you have not been trained to do the work.
Over or under worked - too much work can cause chronic stress as things back up or are done to a poor standard. Conversely, underworking can lead to a lack of motivation, boredom and frustration.
Too much responsibility - can lead to overworking or doing things that you are not trained to do leading to stress.
Conflicting direction - if there are conflicting instructions on how to do your job from management and supervisors this can lead to inaction and frustration.
Working conditions
Working conditions deal with the environment in which the job is to occur. Common causes are:
Poor work environment - this could be poor lighting, cramped working space, sub standard equipment
Poor posture - office jobs and computer related jobs can lead to back strain, eye strain or even repetitive strain injury unless the proper seating is supplied and training on how to sit properly.
Physically demanding work - without proper training, equipment and support, physically demanding jobs can lead to injury or potential injury which can cause stress.
Employment conditions
Employment conditions deal with the agreement between the employer and employee about their rights and responsibilities in fulfilling the job description. Common causes are:
Threat of redundancy - job insecurity can lead to demoralisation.
Poor pay - if the perceived pay is below the industry standard or overtime is not paid this can lead to Job dissatisfaction.
Poor career prospects - this can lead to frustration and demoralisation.
Changeable employment conditions - the reduction of hours, pay, holidays and generally the changing of the employer/employee contract can lead to dis-satisfaction.
Interpersonal relations
This includes the relationships that evolve at work between peers, supervisors and management. Common causes are:
Sexual harassment.
Discrimination on racial or religious grounds.
Poor supervision - failure to communicate what needs to be done.
Poor management - failure to provide leadership and communicate the bigger picture with employees.
By knowing the types o
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Working conditions
Working conditions deal with the environment in which the job is to occur. Common causes are:
Poor work environment - this could be poor lighting, cramped working space, sub standard equipment
Poor posture - office jobs and computer related jobs can lead to back strain, eye strain or even repetitive strain injury unless the proper seating is supplied and training on how to sit properly.
Physically demanding work - without proper training, equipment and support, physically demanding jobs can lead to injury or potential injury which can cause stress.
Employment conditions
Employment conditions deal with the agreement between the employer and employee about their rights and responsibilities in fulfilling the job description. Common causes are:
Threat of redundancy - job insecurity can lead to demoralisation.
Poor pay - if the perceived pay is below the industry standard or overtime is not paid this can lead to Job dissatisfaction.
Poor career prospects - this can lead to frustration and demoralisation.
Changeable employment conditions - the reduction of hours, pay, holidays and generally the changing of the employer/employee contract can lead to dis-satisfaction.
Interpersonal relations
This includes the relationships that evolve at work between peers, supervisors and management. Common causes are:
Sexual harassment.
Discrimination on racial or religious grounds.
Poor supervision - failure to communicate what needs to be done.
Poor management - failure to provide leadership and communicate the bigger picture with employees.
By knowing the types o
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Employment conditions
Employment conditions deal with the agreement between the employer and employee about their rights and responsibilities in fulfilling the job description. Common causes are:
Threat of redundancy - job insecurity can lead to demoralisation.
Poor pay - if the perceived pay is below the industry standard or overtime is not paid this can lead to Job dissatisfaction.
Poor career prospects - this can lead to frustration and demoralisation.
Changeable employment conditions - the reduction of hours, pay, holidays and generally the changing of the employer/employee contract can lead to dis-satisfaction.
Interpersonal relations
This includes the relationships that evolve at work between peers, supervisors and management. Common causes are:
Sexual harassment.
Discrimination on racial or religious grounds.
Poor supervision - failure to communicate what needs to be done.
Poor management - failure to provide leadership and communicate the bigger picture with employees.
By knowing the types o
I completely agree with you that thoughtful feature writing can be more challenging than the classic hard news stories. I don't think that your preferences necessarily make you more suited for magazine work than for newspaper work, but I do think that you should consider pursuing a feature writing career rather than a hard news career.Whatever you pursue, the good thing about hard news a
Changeable employment conditions - the reduction of hours, pay, holidays and generally the changing of the employer/employee contract can lead to dis-satisfaction.
Interpersonal relations
This includes the relationships that evolve at work between peers, supervisors and management. Common causes are:
Sexual harassment.
Discrimination on racial or religious grounds.
Poor supervision - failure to communicate what needs to be done.
Poor management - failure to provide leadership and communicate the bigger picture with employees.
By knowing the types of stress that you may be experiencing at work you are in a better position to take the appropriate action to deal with it.
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