Sentence examples for workers under stress from inspiring English sources

Timothy Jay, professor of psychology at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts and the author of "Why We Curse" (John Benjamins, 2000), says an occasional outburst of swearing may actually have a therapeutic effect on workers under stress.

There are other reasons why Apple workers are under stress, even if working conditions appear to be as good as or better than those on other production lines.

With labor leader Victor Reuther, Romney led the Detroit Victory Council, which sought to improve conditions for Detroit workers under wartime stress and deal with the causes of the 1943 Detroit race riots.

If management addresses aggression early on -- not by accusing a person of being "a threat," "dangerous," "mentally unstable," or even "a bully" -- labels which dehumanize the worker and dismiss the issues they present - but by taking complaints of harassment seriously and constructively -- they may well prevent workers under extreme stress from feeling helpless and attacked.

Catherine's marriage to Alec Newman's fleshy, well-moulded construction worker comes under stress and strain, but she takes up more cudgels at work as her radium poisoning is fobbed off with false diagnosis and aspirin prescription.

But she added: "I would be far more worried about these workers smoking or feeling under stress due to the fear of what radiation might do to them.

The risks due to extreme weather events create major demands on the health care system and often put workers under great psychological pressure and stress.

The IN718 cyclic plasticity behavior and the Bauschinger effect are studied and simulated using the well-known nonlinear kinematic hardening law by J.L. Chaboche and his co-workers under different strain amplitudes and different stress states.

Workers under 50 identified as chronically stressed were 68 per cent more likely to suffer a heart attack or angina (chest pain).

They indicate a system under stress which is unable to free up beds because of problems arranging suitable support from care workers or district nurses.

Families are under stress.