Although job stressors (alienation and tension) predicted two dimensions of burnout, none of these factors was directly linked to psychological morbidity.
Many critics of downsizing point to it as a huge source of job insecurity and even alienation.
In general, he said he believed that Americans were doing "a good job of minimizing the alienation" among Iraq's 25 million people.
Many of the ills of modern organizations, such as CEO-overcompensation, alienation, bullying, job stress, and burn-out may be the manifestations of this mismatch.
The press immediately drew parallels between Mr. Slater's outburst and two iconic moments of 1970s popular culture: Howard Beale's "I'm mad as hell" rant from the 1976 film "Network" and Johnny Paycheck's 1977 anthem of alienation, "Take This Job and Shove It".
But he improved immeasurably over the play's run: with his director, Dexter, he had decided that Iago had been impotent for years; hence his loathing for the pantherine sexuality of the general who had done him out of a job, and his brutally callous alienation from Joyce Redman's Emilia.
The director does a great job showing the girl's alienation, through black-and-white close-ups of her deadened face, and then a literally spectacular scene where the girl, now twenty, remembers the rape scene, and violently destroys a mirrored image of herself.
Maggie responds due to her "feminine aversion to hell" and then enters into a standard approximation of it in a job where she experiences Marxist alienation: "She perched on the stool and treadled at her machine all day, turning out collars, the name of whose brand could be noted for its irrelevancy to anything in connection to collars".
High levels of alienation and tension (job stressors) predicted emotional exhaustion and depersonalisation (burnout) but not psychological morbidity.
As the mills collapsed and the jobs dried up, segregation and alienation began.
