A Study of Interrelationship between Stress Level and Efficiency of the Employees

Author(s): Dr. Subhash Dsouza

Abstract:

According to a Gallup poll, with global borders closing, workplaces shuttering and jobs being cut, workers’ daily stress reached a record high, increasing from 38% in 2019 to 43% in 2020. Leaders and managers at every level should address this as it could lead to increased burnout, upset and dis engagement. Employee stress has emerged as a major issue in today's fast-paced and cutthroat workplace, with significant ramifications for individuals and organisations. The aim of this study to is evaluate the impact of employee stress on productivity. The technique used in this study is a Simple Linear Regression Model. The outcome of the study indicated that stress significantly decreases employees' productivity and performance. Further studies can be conducted building structural equation models.

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