Occupational stress is psychological stress related to one's job. Main causes include low control, high workload, and insufficient resources. Women face higher stress levels due to societal expectations. Long working hours and workplace bullying contribute significantly
Overwork refers to working beyond capacity and regular hours. WHO reports 745,000 illnesses linked to overworking. Working 55+ hours weekly is considered serious health hazard
One-fourth of employees view their jobs as their top life stressor. Job stress occurs when job requirements don't match worker capabilities. Challenge energizes workers, while stress leads to health problems
Mental breakdowns occur due to stress, lack of support, and high-pressure situations. Approximately 54 million Americans experience mental health difficulties yearly. Mental state is a dynamic psychological condition that can be easily determined
Work stress affects everyone, even those who love their jobs. APA survey shows work is significant source of stress for Americans. Short-term pressure can become chronic and harmful
Burnout is a chronic work-related stress syndrome defined by Maslach et al. Estimated prevalence up to 20% of working population worldwide. European Union countries show 10% burnout rate, non-EU countries 17%