how the workplace influences our lives

Posted by: robertjac

6th Oct 2012 12:32am

in to days society many people are in jobs they dont like and this efects there
health ,stress is one of the worst killers in to days world we are all trying to servive and chasing the mighty $$$$$ but i feel we should stop have a good look at our selfs ,slow down a little and have more leisure time.
the most importent thing try to find a job you realy like it will make work a pleasure and joy no stress !!!!!
it will keep you happy and so you will be of more benifit's to your love one'e and society in general.

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Greta

24th Oct 2012 04:05pm

I have never had a job I have been 100% happy at, I am currently unemployed and although moneys tight, I am happy! Looking at so many people who go home angry, tired, stressed, so negative and resentful towards others because they have countless bad days at work :/
My partner has had atleast 8 different job over the last 4 years, maybe more I lost track! and oh his moods were terrible always so damn stressed!!! but now he is in a job with people he likes doing work he likes at a distance he likes and guess what?! he comes home happy almost every night!! which makes our leisure time much more enjoyable (rather than with grumpy fiance)

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