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Document ID (ISN)67115
CIS number 96-1526
ISBN(s) 92-827-6503-2
Year 1996
Convention or series no. EF/96/09/EN
Author(s) Cooper C.L., Liukkonen P., Cartwright S.
European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions
Title Stress prevention in the workplace: Assessing the costs and benefits to organisations
Bibliographic information Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, 2985 Luxembourg, Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, 1996. viii, 110p. Illus. 72 ref. Price: ECU 11.50.
Abstract This report presents case studies from three European organizations which illustrate how costs of stress may be identified, the implementation of different types of interventions, and the ways in which associated cost benefits may be demonstrated in relation to health, well-being, productivity and quality. Lessons to be learned from the studies are discussed and methodologies for assessing the potential costs and benefits of stress intervention programmes are evaluated. Current practices in the area of stress intervention are also described.
Descriptors (primary) European Communities; mental stress; economic aspects
Descriptors (secondary) Sweden; Netherlands; work organization; United Kingdom; role of management; implementation of control measures; programme evaluation; cost-benefit analysis; case study
Document type E - Books, reports, proceedings
Country / State or ProvinceEuropean Union; United Kingdom; Sweden
Subject(s) Psychology and sociology
Broad subject area(s) Stress, psychosocial factors
Browse category(ies) Economic aspects
Mental stress and burnout