Who suffers most from the health effects of long-term work stress?
1 December 2021
Morten Wahrendorf writes for ICLS' WorkLife blog on who suffers most from the long-term health effects of work-related stress.
As populations across the developed world grow older, Governments are keen to find ways to enable workers to stay active and fit for longer. At the same time there's a growing body of evidence that showsthat work-related stress can lead to long-term health problems.
In a new WorkLife blog, Morten Wahrendorf discusses research with Tarani Chandola looking at which types of employment histories are particularly harmful, and how those effects play out over time.
WorkLife is a blog from the ESRC International Centre for Lifecourse Studies which examines the relationship between work and health and well-being of people, whether they are preparing for working life, managing their work / life balance or preparing for retirement and life beyond retirement.