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IITM Journal of Management and IT is a Bi-Annual Research Publication of Institute of Information Technology and Management.

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Vol. 11 No. 2 (2020)

Articles Volume 11, Issue 2 July-December 2020
DOI 10.65301/iitm.2020.11.2.630

A Study on Causes of Occupational Stress at Small Scale Manufacturing Units in Selected Industry of South Gujarat

Authors
Student Srimad Rajchandra Institute of Management, Uka Tarsadia University Barodli, Gujarat Assistant Professor, Srimad Rajchandra Institute of Management, Uka Tarsadia University Barodli, Gujarat
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Published 2020-07-30
Pages 34-37
Abstract

 Stress management refers to the procedure of various methods to manage a person’s intensity of stress, especially 
never-ending stress, to develop smooth functioning of the person. The main purpose of this paper is to the study the 
stress management practices adopted by small scale manufacturing units, analyze the factors in uencing stress. The 
sample size of 107 employees of selected from various small scale manufacturing units in selected industry of South 
Gujarat. The primary data was collected through questionnaire. Analysis was done by using Chi-square. The result 
of the study proves that the employees of various ages have no signi cant difference of feeling stress at workplace; 
it does have impact on the level of stress among the employees on age. This result proves that age of the employees 
have signi cant impact on the level of stress among the employees.

Keywords
Stress job stress small scale units
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