Shift workers, women and new recruits 'more at risk of work-related stress and illnesses'

Shift workers, women and new recruits are most at risk of work related stress, anxiety and depression, an ESRI report has found.

Shift workers, women and new recruits 'more at risk of work-related stress and illnesses'

Shift workers, women and new recruits are most at risk of work related stress, anxiety and depression, an ESRI report has found.

According to the 10-year study, 50% of work related illnesses affect physical health such as musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) while 18% suffer with mental health issues such as anxiety and depression (SAD).

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