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News items on 'Stress At Work'

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Tackle work stress, bosses told

(BBC 05/11/2009)

Employers need to pay more attention to the levels of stress and anxiety in the workplace, key NHS advisers say. The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence said the cost of work-related mental illness was £28bn - a quarter of the UK's total sick bill. Bad managers were the single biggest cause of problems, the group claimed. But it said simple steps such as giving positive feedback, allowing flexible working and giving extra days off as a reward could cut the impact by a third.

Keeping well in the economic downturn

(Patient Information Forum 24/04/2009)

Changes in the economy may cause increased levels of stress and anxiety. In anticipation of these issues, NHS Bristol developed a leaflet providing advice to individuals on maintaining wellbeing in times of economic hardship. It is being included in redundancy packs produced by Jobcentre Plus Bristol and distributed to local businesses, GP surgeries and voluntary organisations.

Promotion piles on the pressure and can damage mental health

(The Scotsman 11/04/2009)

CLIMBING the career ladder may be a priority for many workers, but researchers now claim the effects of promotion could do more harm than good. Researchers have now found that not only does promotion not lead to increased well-being, it is actually damages your mental health. The latest study, carried out by economics and psychology researchers at the University of Warwick, looked at data from the British Household Panel Survey between 1991 and 2005.

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