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AUTHOR: Neil Rankin
More than 100 employers share their experience of stress management in this IRS survey, which highlights the measures used to reduce the impact of work stress, against the background of growing pressure among the national workforce as the economic crisis deepens.
On this page:Stress at work: an introduction and overview What is "stress"? Interview with Professor Cary Cooper Legal background to work stress Prevalence of work related stress Prevalence of action by employers Employers’ motivations for introducing stress management The HSE management standards and other resources Employers’ use of the HSE stress resources Investigating work stress Measures to manage stress Providing training relevant to stress management Outcomes of employers’ stress management Uncertain outcomes Effective stress management: employers’ recommendations Prospects for stress levels: the recession Our research Table 1: Research into, and assessments of, work related stress Table 2: Stress management measures Table 3: Stress-related training provision Table 4: The impact of employers’ efforts to manage stress Box 1: Effective stress management: employers’ recommendations Additional resources.
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