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Wednesday, September 28, 2011

About Career Planning: Job Stress Relief

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From Dawn Rosenberg McKay, your Guide to Career Planning
Even a job you love can be stressful at times particularly when you are being asked to do more than your fair share. Job stress can wreck your career and your health, so it's important to learn how to deal with it.

Job Stress: Causes, Symptoms and Cures
Long hours at work and fear of losing your job are just two causes of job stress. Learn about other causes, early warning signs, the long term problems associated with job stress and how to cure it.

Resolving Anger
A co-worker, your boss or a customer may be getting on your nerves. Don't let someone else's bad behavior get the best of you. In the most extreme cases, anger can lead to violence, but even if it doesn't escalate to that point, it can be very destructive.

Tips to Help You Relax
There's a time to work and a time to relax. For many of us there isn't much time to do the latter because, too often, we're thinking about the former. In a world where we are connected 24/7, it's so important to take a moment to relax.
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How to Relieve Work-Related Stress
Our readers pray, meditate, laugh and spend time with family to relieve stress. How do you relieve work-related stress?
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