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31 Oct 2006 12:00AM
Stress is still the biggest problem facing UK workplaces, with excessive workloads, job cuts and rapid change the most common triggers for rising stress levels amongst employees, according to new research published by the TUC.
The figures, released in advance of tomorrow's (1 November) International Stress Awareness Day, show that six out of ten union safety reps (61%) questioned by the TUC for its 2006 biennial safety reps survey found stress to be their most pressing concern at work. Two ... (238 more words)
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