Why Am I Suffering from Stress?

Article Abstract:

Stress is defined in relation to the individual and his perception of his ability to meet demands made on him. Stress-related illnesses are costly. Physical and psychological effects of stress are detailed. Factors which cause stress include changes which demand the learning of new skills, changes which disrupt family life and beliefs and the lack of feeling in control of one's destiny. Personality types which are likely to develop stress-related disorders are described.

Management, Stress (Psychology)

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Less stress is best

Article Abstract:

A study made by the Northwestern National Life Insurance Co. shows that job stress affects the productivity of workers. The survey shows that 46% of 1,299 employees who were interviewed are pressured by their employers to produce more to cope up with recession. Employers who seek to prevent the negative effects of stress must allow employees to communicate freely with each other, give them enough freedom to make work-related decisions, and resolve all personal conflicts.

Human resource management, Reports, Job stress, Workers

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The best ski lodges in Australia

Article Abstract:

A roundup of the best ski lodges in Australia is presented. The provinces of New South Wales and Victoria feature many fine ski lodges offering first rate cuisine and other amenities, including entertainment, shopping and child care. The peak month for skiing in Australia is August, which is the high season with premium rates for lodging and services.

Amusement and recreation, not elsewhere classified, Skiing Facilities, Ski Areas, Australia, Description and travel, Ski resorts, New South Wales, Victoria

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