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How do you determine the levels of stress in an organisation and the likelihood that it will be a causal factor in injury and disease?
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You can assess the stress levels of an organisation via a number of avenues, a few o f these are:
- conducting employee satisfaction surveys
- using performance evaluations or counseling to get feedback from employees
- actively listening to employee complaint and concerns
- observing working relationships
- observing workplace satisfaction
- monitoring productivity to determine decline
- asking for employee input with regard to systems and procedures
- analysing accident and illness statistics to identify stress related pattens
- analysing absenteeism and attrition statistics - high turnover and absenteeism are good indicators of employee discontent
- analysing the number of employee complaints and grievances [formal and informal
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