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Research on Sudarshan Kriya
Stress on the job - Statistics

 

Stress on the job - Statistics

NIOSH Report

Attitudes in the US Workplace

Integra Survey

Violence now a serious problem

Working longer and harder

Absenteeism due to job stress

Stress due to job insecurity

European Commission

 

 

 

 

 

Integra Survey

A 2000 Integra Survey reported that:

  • 65% of workers said that workplace stress had caused difficulties and more than 10 percent described these as having major effects;
  • 10% said they work in an atmosphere where physical violence has occurred because of job stress and in this group, 42% report that yelling and other verbal abuse is common;
  • 29% had yelled at co-workers because of workplace stress, 14% said they work where machinery or equipment has been damaged because of workplace rage and 2% admitted that they had actually personally struck someone;
  • 19% or almost one in five respondents had quit a previous position because of job stress and nearly one in four have been driven to tears because of workplace stress;
  • 62% routinely find that they end the day with work-related neck pain, 44% reported stressed-out eyes, 38% complained of hurting hands and 34% reported difficulty in sleeping because they were too stressed-out;
  • 12% had called in sick because of job stress;
  • Over half said they often spend 12-hour days on work related duties and an equal number frequently skip lunch because of the stress of job demands.