Worrying as a day job
Generalized Anxiety Disorder "Why isn't he home yet? Surely there wasn't an accident?" Such thoughts occur to everyone from time ...
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Job with brain work protects against dementia
Having worked for years in a cognitively stimulating job protects against dementia. A new study draws this conclusion based on ...
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When work leads to alcoholism
A high volume of work is associated with increased risk of alcoholism, according to a study. In France, companies are ...
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Sport in the workplace, a good habit to take
Sport at work almost halves the physical suffering associated with professional activity, allows employees to be more efficient and to ...
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Responding to emails quickly is bad for your health
Answering one's professional emails instantly impairs health and, consequently, professional efficiency, reveals an American study. "You have a new email". ...
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Rheumatoid arthritis: 75% of patients inactive because of their pathology
Rheumatoid arthritis is a disease threatening job retention, according to a study. 75% of inactive patients declare having left the ...
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Sedentary lifestyle at work: short episodes of climbing stairs can improve health
The gym to maintain your health is not essential if it is difficult to do. A study shows that a ...
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Working while driving, accident on the turn
Whether it's driving to a business meeting or answering the phone, drivers take risks when it comes to their jobs ...
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Depression, burn-out: 1 in 4 French people are victims of work
According to a barometer published Thursday by the Cegos company, a quarter of French people have developed depression or been ...
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Hardness account: a site and a toll-free number to find out everything
The hardship account set up by the government will come into force in January 2015. The Ministry of Health is ...
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Well-being: 72% of employees consider color in the workspace to be important
We don't think much about it, but the colors of workplaces have a significant impact on the well-being of employees. ...
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Well-being: how to relieve the pressure at work?
Between the objectives to be reached, the meetings or the files to be completed, releasing the pressure at work is ...
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Alcohol: one in four French people consume it at work
If the French drink little alcohol at lunchtime when they work, on the other hand a quarter of them sometimes ...
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Stress at work increases risk of diabetes by 45%
A recent study reveals that one in five employees suffers from stress in the workplace on a daily basis. These ...
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Frowned upon professions have low morale
The way society looks at a profession has a real impact on the person concerned. With, the key, more stress ...
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Cytotec: the anti-ulcer drug used in childbirth withdrawn from the market
Suspected of causing serious complications, Cytotec, an anti-ulcer drug used off-label to induce childbirth, will be withdrawn from the market ...
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Employment: the number of disabled job seekers is increasing
November 28, 2016. From November 14 to 20, the Disabled People's Employment Week was held. An opportunity to take stock ...
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Night work: no significant link with breast cancer
Researchers have reviewed several studies. They conclude that night work would have no or no impact on the occurrence of ...
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Sexism at work: nearly one in ten women victimized
According to one study, 8% of women have experienced sexist behavior at work. Women who have jobs more often held ...
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10 signs that your job is boring you (Bore-out)
02/22/2016, Less known than Burn-out (professional exhaustion from overwork), Bore-out is the syndrome of burnout through boredom. Yes, it is ...
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Physical profession: hypertensive women tire their hearts
Women in physically demanding jobs who have high blood pressure are three times more likely to develop heart disease.Women with ...
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Smokers find it harder to find a job
© iStockPhotosA study of over a year conducted by researchers from Stanford School of Medicine (United States) suggests that there ...
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Pregnant at work: a difficult ordeal for 40% of women
A study by the PremUp foundation reveals that working during pregnancy was difficult for four in ten women.With two children ...
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Crisis: 9 out of ten executives feel stressed
The crisis is also affecting managers. Tobacco or alcohol, 20% of them take refuge in risky behavior. The current controversies ...
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Occupational health: 70% of working people are nervously tired
Almost half of working people in the Ile-de-France state that they work in painful or tiring positions. These working conditions ...
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Having a complex job protects the brain from aging
© istockCraftsmen have a brain doomed to age faster than that of the intellectual professions. This a priori simplistic differentiation ...
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Free download – Paint the Cube – A precise painting job
We've seen games where you had to paint a surface, but the action always played out in two dimensions. However, ...
Read moreTame your job application nerves
Good preparation helps Finally the time has come: you have been invited for a job interview. A good feeling, but ...
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The Igas prescription to improve health at work
The Igas calls for making occupational health a priority in public health plans. Occupational diseases kill six times more people ...
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The open space increases the number of sick leaves
According to a Danish study, open spaces promote the transmission of diseases between employees. As a result, employees in individual ...
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