The Stressed WorkplaceRuth2020-03-06T10:06:02+00:00
- Use of technology to control, monitor and track workers
- Hot desking
- Poor communication
- The threat of, or actual violence (verbal and/or physical abuse)
- Lack of a clear job description or chain of command
- Job insecurity
- Lack of an understanding leadership and supervision
- Budget cuts leading to increased workloads
- Long-hours culture
- No recognition or reward for good job performance
- No opportunity to voice complaints
- Lack of employee representation and consultation
- Lack of control over workload
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- No opportunity to use personal talents or abilities
- Inadequate time to complete tasks to personal or company standards
- Unreasonable and demanding workload
- Unremitting or prolonged pressures
- Confusion caused by conflicting demands
- Misuse of procedures (discipline/ performance/ absence)
- Feelings of injustice arising from deliberate isolation and ill-treatment
- Unrealistic targets and deadlines
- Bullying and poor relationships
- Shift working
- Inflexible work schedule
- Unpredictable work hours
- Long or unsociable work hours
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All of which contribute to reduced effectiveness and efficiency.
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