Job Related Stress

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This paper discusses that job stress, to some degree, is an inevitable part of jobs in the modern work place. The author lists some of the positive and negative effects it has on the individual. This paper explains the basic needs of the employee and states that if these needs are satisfied, the average employee will be more satisfied and happy with his job and will experience lower job related stress.

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"Challenges are good and can help many workers prove themselves by accomplishing these difficult tasks. Challenges energize workers psychologically and physically. It motivates them to learn new skills. It enables them to keep constantly abreast of the evolution of their field of expertise. Unfortunately, in many cases, the problems and challenges may be beyond the capacities and expertise of the employee. With no job security in today's work place, the worker who cannot accomplish the task often get laid off or fired from the job. This constant fear of being fired coupled with the feeling of incompetence can seriously affect the performance on the job."

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