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Authors
Steven Dhondt
Abstract
The second European survey on working conditions (1996) shows the increase in the intensity of work. At the same time, workers' control over their work remains low. These two trends may explain why one-third of workers report stress. This report provides policy makers with information on stress factors in the workplace and therefore ways of preventing stress.
 

Time constraints and autonomy at work in the European Union (Summary)

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Reference nº
EF9743

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