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Executive summary- Economic impact of stress in the workplace

This study was done in relation to feedback that was obtained from both the employees and the employers. The purpose of the study was to establish the economic impacts of stress in the workplace and how to deal with them.

The primary sources of data were the employees and employers. Researchers developed questionnaires that they used to collect data. This was done after sampling group of 45 companies from central London. After data collection, the researchers analysed it and came up with their findings.

The results indicated that a significant percentage of workers are often affected by stress in Continue reading...

1. During the period Kimmel describes there was a distinctly hydraulic aspect to the popular conception of American masculine sexuality. Sexual powers were conceived of as limited and drawing from the same well of energy that allowed young men to put in the hard work needed to ‘make something of themselves’ economically in the professions or other endeavors. Because of this it was considered vital that men, especially young men, practice strict discipline in avoiding sexual activity such as masturbation or even marital sex to avoid diminishing the vitality they needed to succeed in other areas in life. 2. Continue reading...