stress

60% of the employees surveyed said that their job was the most impactful factor in their mental health.

Apparently living in Texas is very stressful! This is according to a new study...

Somebody give these folks some Xanax.

There is a common theme in American folklore. It is the age-old idea that people who live in the country are generally believed to be happier than urban dwellers. The idea centers around the belief that life in the countryside is slower, less stressful, and more connected to nature. A new study blows all that out of the water.

Texas workers are the most stressed in the entire United States according to a study by Lensa. We have uncovered ten possible reasons.

No more drama, and a little less stress.

Men tend to get stressed out about using the urinal in a public restroom, according to a recent study from the University of London. Etiquette seems to dictate that, in a side-by-side urinal setting, merely making eye contact can lead to a fight.

ometimes, nothing can be more difficult than trying to find a positive balance between work and life. Let’s face it, some of the Scrooge-like employers out there can make it harder than others.

When you’re really stressed out, smiling may be the last thing you want to do. But you may want to give it a try anyway.