A survey conducted by The Centre for Corporate Health, found that nearly 50% of Australian workers are not happy working in an environment filled with tension, especially if the boss is unable to sort it out in a mature way. Workplace issues have often affected the mental health of employees. Survey showed that employees preferred to quit a job than deal with office tension. Often, unresolved workplace issues led to psychological problems among employees. Out of 1554 people surveyed, two-thirds were not very happy with their managers and 82% said they were not very comfortable going to human resources with a problem in the workplace. Source: Medindia << Watching Porn Leads Male Weightlifters To Do Better Quintuplets Likely for Mother of Ten Children >> Recommended Reading Back Pain at Workplace: Prevention and Exercises Understanding the basics about our back and our posture is very important in preventing back pain and improving workplace productivity. READ MORE Close Friendships can be Nurtured in Workplace A new study says that our closest friends are now our workmates because we are too busy to go out and meet new people. READ MORE Bullying at the Workplace may Increase Attrition Bullying at the workplace results in a negative work environment which could even make employees think about quitting. READ MORE Women Do Not Feel Threatened by Other Career Women in the Workplace A recent study has revealed that women do not feel threatened by successful female co-workers. READ MORE Most Popular on Medindia Find a Doctor Loram (2 mg) (Lorazepam) Sinopril (2mg) (Lacidipine)
A survey conducted by The Centre for Corporate Health, found that nearly 50% of Australian workers are not happy working in an environment filled with tension, especially if the boss is unable to sort it out in a mature way. Workplace issues have often affected the mental health of employees. Survey showed that employees preferred to quit a job than deal with office tension. Often, unresolved workplace issues led to psychological problems among employees. Out of 1554 people surveyed, two-thirds were not very happy with their managers and 82% said they were not very comfortable going to human resources with a problem in the workplace. Source: Medindia << Watching Porn Leads Male Weightlifters To Do Better Quintuplets Likely for Mother of Ten Children >> Recommended Reading Back Pain at Workplace: Prevention and Exercises Understanding the basics about our back and our posture is very important in preventing back pain and improving workplace productivity. READ MORE Close Friendships can be Nurtured in Workplace A new study says that our closest friends are now our workmates because we are too busy to go out and meet new people. READ MORE Bullying at the Workplace may Increase Attrition Bullying at the workplace results in a negative work environment which could even make employees think about quitting. READ MORE Women Do Not Feel Threatened by Other Career Women in the Workplace A recent study has revealed that women do not feel threatened by successful female co-workers. READ MORE Most Popular on Medindia Find a Doctor Loram (2 mg) (Lorazepam) Sinopril (2mg) (Lacidipine)
