After a short digression, we return back to our major stressors at work series. The next major stressor in line is the fear of being fired. We noticed how the predominate part of literature mainly discusses the reasons for being fired that lay on the side of the workers. As we said, our focus are… Continue reading Major stressors at work Part 5 – Fear of being fired
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Workload meaning
In this article we will pay attention to one segment of the previous article which deserves further clarification. So, we will be discussing the meaning of workload. Let us sum up our earlier notes on the subject. Our starting point and our focus is the job and with the job related job advertisments. Job advertisment… Continue reading Workload meaning
Major stressors at work Part 4 – Work overload in the workplace
Major stressors at work are numeorus. Disregarding this notice, we pointed out the fact that the much content on the internet does not differentiate much between stressors which occur at the workplace and those that are related to the workplace. Therefore, we got an impression and after awhile we were secure that this sends a… Continue reading Major stressors at work Part 4 – Work overload in the workplace
Major stressors at work Part 3 – Lack of communication
We are about to introduce one of the major stressor at work which, as we have experienced so far, does not seem to get the representation it deserves. At least not proportionatelly to the damage it daily causes for a significant number of workers. But, let us go step by step. Such an approach is… Continue reading Major stressors at work Part 3 – Lack of communication
Major stressors at work Part 2 – Multitasking is a myth
In the previous article we laid down some firm foundations for the purpose of forrming the story around the term major stressors at work. In order to highlight the importance of the close and meticulous observation of major stressors at work, we took the liberty to skip over to the frequent and most vivid examples… Continue reading Major stressors at work Part 2 – Multitasking is a myth