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4 ways to reduce work-induced stress

Work-induced stress isn’t something that only staff members experience. Managers experience this too. Here are some ways to alleviate work place stresses.

  • Alleviate heavy workloads

Employees are given many tasks to improve workflow, but not every day’s tasks are equal. Some days the number of work chores are exceeded, and these types of days can be physically and emotionally draining. An example of this is to set an example for your employees.

  • Encourage workplace wellness.

Encourage your staff to take frequent breaks to go for a quick walk, grab a bite to eat or simply do something that doesn’t involve them implanted in front of a screen.

  • Improve team relationships.

Stress levels can increase if the work environment is toxic. A good way to alleviate the pressures that come with interacting with coworkers is for the manager to step in to encourage team interactions. An example of this is to provide an outlet where employees are free to give and receive feedback.

  • Improve work environments.

Don’t reserve the fun team building stuff for the annual  Christmas party. Goals can be achieved all year long and these are much easier to accomplish when you have a support system. Motivate healthy employee habits by starting a competition within your organization or team.