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Peer-Reviewed Article April 17, 2011

A study on occupational stress experienced by private and public banks employees in Quetta City

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Published in: AFRICAN JOURNAL OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
Publisher: Academic Journals • Nigeria • 1993-8233
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5897/ajbm10.199

Abstract

Stress is a universal element and persons from nearly every walk of life have to face stress.  Stress can have negative impacts on both the employee and the organization. Actually, in this research paper it was checked that what the impact occupational stress produced upon employees. The study describes the occupational stress in public and private banks. A randomly selected sample of 200 employees from private and public banks shows that occupational stress is found higher among private bank employees compared to public bank employees. Among different occupational stress variables role over load, role authority, role conflict and lack of senior level support contribute more to the occupational stress. Bank employees cannot afford the time to relax and wind down when they are faced with work variety, discrimination, favoritism, delegation and conflicting tasks.   Key words: Occupational stress, pubic bank employees, private bank employees, employees’ health, increased competition, organizational behavior.

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