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The Problem, the Organisation, the Context,tions: making decisions to remove children from their parents; supervising youth in secure care; counselling people who can’t make ends meet; and helping in cases of domestic violence. This book is about a human service agency with high levels of stress claims and high associated costs, that commiss

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Occupational Strain and Efficacy: Costs, Theory, and Intervention, organisation. Reduced performance, increased absenteeism, mistakes, and sick days, are some organisational outcomes that have serious economic consequences for the organisation. For the worker, increased psychological distress, job dissatisfaction, and increased symptoms of burnout and physical ill

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The Views of the Research Reference Group,searchers in the review. The researchers proposed that the membership of the group needed to be diverse, to provide adequate representation of all employees and stake holders (eg, representatives from all work groups, union and management, representatives from injured and non-injured workers, minori

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Stress Leave and Return to Work, health problems (Ganster & Schaubroeck, 1991; Leiter, 1991; Maslach & Schaufeli, 1993; Sauter, Murphy & Hurrell, 1990), has not been accompanied by a corresponding growth in our understanding of how to modify the work environment in ways which will prevent or reduce these risks. Research has tended

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The Philosophy, Practice and Work Experience of Managers and Supervisors,nderstanding the role of managers in preventing strain, contributing to strain, and managing strain was an expected departmental outcome following the implementation of the project recommendations. It was therefore proposed to conduct interviews with a sample of managers in the department and assess