Work Stress

Discover the intricate dynamics of workplace well-being in Work Stress by David Wainwright. Published by Open University Press in 2002, this revised and enlarged edition spans 240 insightful pages. Wainwright expertly combines a critical review of scientific evidence regarding work stress with a detailed account of the social, historical, and cultural transformations that have shaped our understanding of this modern phenomenon.

Using sociological theories of embodiment, emotions, and medicalization, the book delves into the subjective experiences that influence the interplay between work and health. Whether you are a student of sociology, psychology, or occupational health, or simply interested in the effects of workplace stress, this book offers a profound exploration of a topic that affects us all. Dive into Work Stress to gain a deeper comprehension of the complexities surrounding job-related stress and its societal implications.