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| Title | Are Stress Management Programs Indicators of Good Places to Work? Results of a National Survey |
| Author | Nigam, J. A.; Murphy, L. R.; Swanson, N. G. |
| Source | International Journal of Stress Management |
| Source Type | Journal Article |
| Summary | This article reports the results of a national survey regarding the impact of stress management programs offered by organizations on the quality of employees’ worklife. The results indicated that organizations were more likely to institute a host of worker health and well-being programs if they also maintained a stress management program. Although employee well-being outcomes appeared unaffected by the stress management program’s presence, such initiatives did indicate that the organizations were better places to work. |
| Reference | Nigam, J. A.; Murphy, L. R.; Swanson, N. G. (2003). Are Stress Management Programs Indicators of Good Places to Work? Results of a National Survey. Are Stress Management Programs Indicators of Good Places to Work? Results of a National Survey, International Journal of Stress Management, 10, 345-360. |
