Why having a bad job is worse for your health than having no job at all
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Why having a bad job is worse for your health than having no job at all
world. Amy Wrzesniewski of Yale University told me people see their work as just a job (“a necessity that’s not a major positive in their lives”), a career (something to “win” or “advance”), or a calling (“a source of enjoyment and fulfillment where you’re doing socially useful work”). You would expect that it’s easier to consider some occupations
... See morethose who are underemployed for as little as nine months tend to be more depressed and less motivated than their peers—than even their unemployed peers.
Le travail engendre des risques sur la santé physique et mentale que l’on peut distinguer comme suit : alors que les conditions de travail (risques physiques, chimiques et biologiques) ont des effets sur le corps pouvant aboutir à des pathologies physiques, déclencher des accidents, voire la mort, l’organisation du travail a des répercussions sur l
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