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Case Study – Job Stress. Mr Kamal heard the alarm is ringing in the morning but he did not want to get up. The thought of facing a stressful work day was irritating him. “I will call the boss and tell I am sick – he thought lying on bed , the same time he thought otherwise , last week also I was absent for a couple of days saying sick , and if I stay today also , my job is at a risk. Just then his wife walked in to the room and said “come on Kamal it’s a nice day! Have your breakfast with children before you leave for work ! I hate to see you missing at the table every day. Kamal ( with annoyed ) – “ What difference does the breakfast make ? I hate to go to work! The work is so stressful and boring now ! Wife – Oh common dear! , Things can’t be that bad , see the positive side! The pay is good and you are a quite senior now after 20 years of service in a large company. Kamal –Yeah ! Still the work is hard and boredom. I feel like I am wasting my time this stage of life. I think of looking for another job. Wife – Well I don’t tell you what to do its up to you but don’t forget the children are getting older now and we will have to pay extra fees for the tuition classes and other expenses are also rising up. Why don’t you think of another job next year ? Kamal – ( Thinks ) …show more content…

A satisfied employee shows a passion and a commitment towards his work. This will lead to maintain a positive relationship between the employee and the organization and helps to reduce conflicts among the co-workers. Not every employee is satisfied with the jobs that they perform. This can be called as job dissatisfaction and builds up the employee’s interest away from the job. Lack of job interest creates many different problems within the employee and the organization. This highly affects the employee’s job and their

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