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Delhi Techie Earning Rs 30 Lakh A Year Plans To Quit Toxic Job Without Backup: "Extreme Pressure"
The techie attributed his struggles to the intense work environment, citing extreme work pressure, long hours on major festivals, limited sick leave options, and a toxic atmosphere.
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Do You Work Long Hours? Study Says It May Put You At Risk Of High Blood Pressure!
Long working hours and high blood pressure: The findings of the study were true for both men and women staffers and accounted for variables such as job strain, age, sex, education level, occupation, smoking status, body mass index (BMI) and other health factors.
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Suffering From High Blood Pressure? Don't Take Work Stress Lightly
Unfortunately poor sleep and job stress often go hand in hand, and when combined with hypertension the effect is even more toxic. Here's everything you need to know.
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Job Stress May Lead To Weight Gain In Women: 5 Pro-Tips To Manage Weight Loss At Workplace
The findings suggested that in over half of the women who had been subjected to high demands experienced major weight gain in the span of 20 years.
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Can Parents' Job Stress Affect Child's Health?
Parental self-control is linked to better health outcomes for children. In other words, how we parent when we experience high levels of stress is probably fundamentally different from how we parent when we are coping well.
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Beware! Job Stress May Increase The Risk Of Premature Death In Men
The findings, published in the journal The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology, showed that men who experience job strain -- having high work demands and low control over them -- had a 68 per cent greater risk of premature death.
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Reducing Work Stress May Lower The Risk Of New Mental Illness Cases
High job strain is associated with an increased risk of developing common mental disorders such as depression and anxiety amongst middle-aged workers.
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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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Your Parents May Be Responsible For Job Problems: Study
Parents, take note! If your kids have problems at work, you may be responsible to some extent for the trouble, according to a new study which found a link between parenting styles and workplace behaviour.
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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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Stress On the Job Can Give You a Stroke: Study
According to a new study, people with high stress jobs have a 22 percent higher risk of stroke than those with low stress jobs.
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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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5 powerful women on how to juggle family and work
How to do it - balance high profile jobs with its own demand and stresses, with an equally demanding family life?
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Stress at work raises heart disease risk in women
High pressure jobs like nursing put young women at a higher risk of heart disease and younger women appear to be more vulnerable, suggests a new study.
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Delhi Techie Earning Rs 30 Lakh A Year Plans To Quit Toxic Job Without Backup: "Extreme Pressure"
The techie attributed his struggles to the intense work environment, citing extreme work pressure, long hours on major festivals, limited sick leave options, and a toxic atmosphere.
-
Do You Work Long Hours? Study Says It May Put You At Risk Of High Blood Pressure!
Long working hours and high blood pressure: The findings of the study were true for both men and women staffers and accounted for variables such as job strain, age, sex, education level, occupation, smoking status, body mass index (BMI) and other health factors.
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Suffering From High Blood Pressure? Don't Take Work Stress Lightly
Unfortunately poor sleep and job stress often go hand in hand, and when combined with hypertension the effect is even more toxic. Here's everything you need to know.
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Job Stress May Lead To Weight Gain In Women: 5 Pro-Tips To Manage Weight Loss At Workplace
The findings suggested that in over half of the women who had been subjected to high demands experienced major weight gain in the span of 20 years.
-
Can Parents' Job Stress Affect Child's Health?
Parental self-control is linked to better health outcomes for children. In other words, how we parent when we experience high levels of stress is probably fundamentally different from how we parent when we are coping well.
-
Beware! Job Stress May Increase The Risk Of Premature Death In Men
The findings, published in the journal The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology, showed that men who experience job strain -- having high work demands and low control over them -- had a 68 per cent greater risk of premature death.
-
Reducing Work Stress May Lower The Risk Of New Mental Illness Cases
High job strain is associated with an increased risk of developing common mental disorders such as depression and anxiety amongst middle-aged workers.
-
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.
-
Your Parents May Be Responsible For Job Problems: Study
Parents, take note! If your kids have problems at work, you may be responsible to some extent for the trouble, according to a new study which found a link between parenting styles and workplace behaviour.
-
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.
-
Stress On the Job Can Give You a Stroke: Study
According to a new study, people with high stress jobs have a 22 percent higher risk of stroke than those with low stress jobs.
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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.
-
5 powerful women on how to juggle family and work
How to do it - balance high profile jobs with its own demand and stresses, with an equally demanding family life?
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Stress at work raises heart disease risk in women
High pressure jobs like nursing put young women at a higher risk of heart disease and younger women appear to be more vulnerable, suggests a new study.
