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A Study on the Stress and the Health Status of Newspaper Employees

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Abstract

This study was designed to assess the relationship between occupational stress and health status in a study group of 197 workers employed in four newspaper publishing companies, using a self-adminstrative questionnaire. The types of occupation of them were reporters(79). clerical workers(54). and engineers64)
The studies on workers health have been focused mainly on the physical, chemical, and biological diseases in oui country. Therefore the study of mental health. especially of occupational stress. is to be carried out I consider stress as a factor having an effect on the health status of the newspaper employees. who have been well known to have high stress due to time pressures.
I expect that this research will be helpful not only for understanding of health status by occupation, but also for making clear the issues that have been raised continuously from the previous researches
The results of this study are as follows
1. The mean values of stress by occupation were statistically significant: the reporters had the highest stress symptom scores, and the engineers had the lowest levels of working hours.
2. The health status by occupation showed significant differences in gastrointestinal systems and in depression. The clerical workers were healthier than the engineers in gastrointestinal systems, and the reporters were more depressed than the engineers in depression
3. The health status by the general characteristics, there was a statistical significance as for a gender, marital status, and absenteeism in the gastrointestinal systems. The men, the married, and the workers who had not been absent were more healthy. Ode absenteeism had effect on the problems in optical-dermal systems and in ore--fecal systems. Gender. marital status, absenteeism, and working hours were j elated with health status the men, the married, the workers who had not been absent, and the workers who had longer working bouts were more healthy, in mental stability, gender had a significant effect the men were more healthy than the women In general condition. the mien, the older, the married, and the workers who had not been absent were mote healthy.
4. stress level had an effect on the health status in the respiratory systems. optical-dermal systems, ore fecal system depression. mental stability, general condition, arid health condition. The workers who perceived more stress had more problems in their health status.
5. In the results of the multiple regression analyses, age in the respiratory systems, ,absenteeism in the optical-dormal systems. occupation in the gastrointestinal systems and in the oro -fecal systems. gender in depression and in mental stability gender age , absenteeism, and working hours in the general condition absenteeism in ter health condition had an effect on ter health of the workers.
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Newspaper employees, Stress, Health Status
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