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EY Employee Dies From 'Overworking': Some Tips To Avoid Work Stress
The tragic death of a 26-year-old Ernst and Young India consultant has once again led to growing concerns about work culture and job-related stress.
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Mental Health: 4 Tips To Reduce Stress And Anxiety In The Workplace Amid Mass Layoffs
A lack of mechanism in handling challenges affects the employee productivity and negatively impacts employees' mental health.
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High-Stressed Jobs can Lead to Early Grave
If you are in a high-stress job with little or no control over the work flow, chances are you are heading towards innumerable health conditions -- even an early death -- than those who have flexibility and discretion in their jobs.
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6 Expert Tips to Overcome Mental Stress at Work
Signs of excessive stress at work include: irritable mood, low efficiency and productivity, missing passion to work, etc. Learn to beat work stress.
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High Job Demands, Stress Behind 'Presenteeism'
High job demands, stress and job insecurity are among the main reasons why people go to work even when they are ill, according to new research.
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Researchers Track Effects of Workplace Stress
People often like to groan about how their job is "killing" them. Tragically, for some groups of people in the U.S., that statement appears to be true.
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Indians Working in US Find Their Job Less Stressful: Survey
A majority of Indians who live in the US and send money home say they are overqualified for their jobs and find their US workplace to be less stressful than workplaces in India, a survey has revealed.
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Work Stress May Lead to Stroke: Research
People with high stress jobs have a 22 per cent higher risk of stroke than those with low stress jobs, new research has found.
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Border Security Force Takes to Yoga to Bust Stress
The Border Security Force (BSF) has introduced yoga and meditation sessions for its personnel manning the India-Bangladesh border as stress busters.
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Stressful job raises asthma risk
Being in a stressful job raises a person's risk of developing asthma by 40 percent.
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EY Employee Dies From 'Overworking': Some Tips To Avoid Work Stress
The tragic death of a 26-year-old Ernst and Young India consultant has once again led to growing concerns about work culture and job-related stress.
-
Mental Health: 4 Tips To Reduce Stress And Anxiety In The Workplace Amid Mass Layoffs
A lack of mechanism in handling challenges affects the employee productivity and negatively impacts employees' mental health.
-
High-Stressed Jobs can Lead to Early Grave
If you are in a high-stress job with little or no control over the work flow, chances are you are heading towards innumerable health conditions -- even an early death -- than those who have flexibility and discretion in their jobs.
-
6 Expert Tips to Overcome Mental Stress at Work
Signs of excessive stress at work include: irritable mood, low efficiency and productivity, missing passion to work, etc. Learn to beat work stress.
-
High Job Demands, Stress Behind 'Presenteeism'
High job demands, stress and job insecurity are among the main reasons why people go to work even when they are ill, according to new research.
-
Researchers Track Effects of Workplace Stress
People often like to groan about how their job is "killing" them. Tragically, for some groups of people in the U.S., that statement appears to be true.
-
Indians Working in US Find Their Job Less Stressful: Survey
A majority of Indians who live in the US and send money home say they are overqualified for their jobs and find their US workplace to be less stressful than workplaces in India, a survey has revealed.
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Work Stress May Lead to Stroke: Research
People with high stress jobs have a 22 per cent higher risk of stroke than those with low stress jobs, new research has found.
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Border Security Force Takes to Yoga to Bust Stress
The Border Security Force (BSF) has introduced yoga and meditation sessions for its personnel manning the India-Bangladesh border as stress busters.
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Stressful job raises asthma risk
Being in a stressful job raises a person's risk of developing asthma by 40 percent.
