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• -- Management is supportive, communicates openly and is concerned about job stress.
• She cited unstable family lives, job stress and easy access to firearms.
• Job stress accounts for 13 to 20 percent of all cardiovascular problems.
• Serious is job stress and what gives people the most satisfaction at work.
• He helped form the department's unit to help officers deal with on-the-job stress.
• McCormick's job is to design programs to deal with job stress and trauma.
• Psychological explanations of chronic fatigue can indeed include prolonged job stress and dissatisfaction.
• But many of his colleagues, he said, cited job stress in discussing their decisions.
• Job stress also influences how co-workers relate to each other.
• Lewis responds, " Are you feeling job stress, sir ?"
• "And job stress-- everyone is always after you, and there's all those deadlines ."
• How do you or your colleages handle job stress?
• She initially retired from provincial politics in 1993 claiming poor health resulting from job stress.
• Many experts note, however, that on-the-job stress remains pervasive.
• It seems even cows can suffer from on-the-job stress.
• Vanderpool said Campbell's resignation was tied to his age and job stress, not the discipline.
• Nationally, job stress appears to be rising, experts say.
• That allows her to look at job stress holistically, assembling all the pieces of people's lives.
• For movie people, it means job stress overload.
• A certain amount of job stress is unavoidable.