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The focus is on the planning and implementation of stress interventions within trade union organisations in the UK … stress in such organisational settings. In addition, an approach to stress diagnosis and management is outlined which does … stress interventions in the organisational setting is presented in conclusion.  …
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Consideration of Belbin’s team role model led to the view that some of the roles proposed might require the exercise of control, but others much less so. A hypothesis which indicated which roles might be expected to manifest expressed and wanted control was developed and then tested using...
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them to suffer stress. This article traces the emergence of workplace bullying in UK media presentations, trade union …
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Using the Occupational Stress Indicator, the results from this study provided a comparative overview of Australian and …
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employer in respect of a stress‐related illness brought about by work overload. Media coverage at the time predicted the … that regardless of legal actions, there are good reasons why employers should take seriously the issue of workplace stress.  …
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Presents a report of research which surveyed managers’ views on stress, their beliefs about stress interventions and … who should be responsible for addressing job‐related stress problems. Stress management interventions have embedded in … that little attempt has been made to find out what managers understand by stress and the extent to which they think that …
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One way to reduce work‐family conflict is for individuals to have the ability to effectively cope with the stressful demands. The relationships between four styles of work and family coping (direct action, help‐seeking, positive thinking, and avoidance/resignation) and levels of...
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Personality traits such as anxiety, self‐esteem and aggressive hostility are often thought to affect the stress that a … important risk factors, they may not, by themselves, predict stress. Stress is the result of interacting variables including age …, position, job level, the stress experience, and one's personality.  …
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One‐hundred‐thirty‐five university faculties participated in a survey‐based study of burnout. This study investigated the role of person‐organization value congruence on the experience of burnout. Also, the mediating role of burnout on the relationship between person‐organization...
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Purpose – This paper offers a model that illustrates the relationship between organizational structure, work stress and … stress and structure literatures, a number of propositions are developed concerning organizationally‐induced stressors that … executives to eliminate stress associated with work‐family conflict as well as improved effectiveness of social support and …
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