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Stress
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Lesson Outline Previous Lesson Revision Stress
Common Stressful Situations Vocabulary – Stress in the Workplace Business Owners Felling Stress Recapitulate (summarize briefly) the main ideas
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Stress
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Common Stressful Situations
Add the verbs below to the phrases to create some common stressful situations (Being, finding, going, having, making, moving, shopping, travelling, taking, waiting) Example: going to the dentist in a long queue stuck in a traffic jam a parking space with your family house an interview a speech by air …………. An exam or test
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Vocabulary – Stress in the Workplace
Lifestyle Quality Of Life Working Environment Workaholic Workload Flexitime Deadline Work-life Balance
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Vocabulary – Stress in the Workplace
a system where employees choose the time they start and finish work each day a time or date by which you have to do something how personally satisfied you are with the way you live and work someone who cannot stop working and has no time for anything else the ability to give a good amount of time to your work and to outside interests, e.g. family the amount of work a person is expected to do the people, things and atmosphere around you at work the way people choose to organize their lives
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Vocabulary Meditation - written or spoken discourse expressing considered thoughts on a subject. synonyms: thought, thinking, Resilience - The mental ability to recover quickly from depression, illness or misfortune Spill over - That which overflows, the excess or side effect BUI –Boating Under the Influence GDP - Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the broadest quantitative measure of a nation's total economic activity. More specifically, GDP represents the monetary value of all goods and services produced within a nation's geographic borders over a specified period of time.
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Shrinking - To cause something to become smaller
P. 48 Past tense – Two years ago, in 2009, yesterday, last Friday, during the 1990s, when I was at University Present Perfect – so far, ever, yet, just, for the past two weeks, already, never, in the last few days, since 2005 P. 49 Ex. A They mention: paying a gym subscription, hiring more staff, stopping weekend work, introducing flexi time, allowing employees to work from home, setting up a counselling service, changing staff duties and roles Ergonomic furniture - is designed to keep the person using it from suffering repetitive stress injuries. Ergonomic -The goals of ergonomics are to increase productivity, safety, and comfort through the use of design and training An ergonomic solution, product, or posture is one that reducing the potential for harm to a user when performing a certain task
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Case Study As an account executive, also known as an account handler, you'll act as an important link between an advertising agency and its clients. In this sales job, you'll be striving to understand your client's goals, and then organize the agency's creative and administrative staff to help them produce effective campaigns Junior - low in rank; having a subordinate role, job, or situation A physical collapse or collapse of mental stability. After so much stress, he suffered a breakdown and simply gave up.
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Sort out - To fix, as a problem
If you favor someone, you treat them better or in a kinder way than you treat other people. An art director is someone who is responsible for the visual style and images .They create the overall design and direct others who develop art work or layouts.
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Recommendations The management team met on July 5 to discuss ways of dealing with stress in the company. The following recommendations were made: Anti-stress training .All staff members will go on a weekend course that gives ideas and techniques for reducing feelings of stress. All staff will go on this course together, to allow employees to discuss the things that cause stress. This will also be a good opportunity for team building. Dates to be announced. Free gym membership All employees will be able to go to a nearby gym to 'de-stress' at the end of the day. The agency will pay for this gym membership. Work-life balance This will be a new priority. We will encourage employees to go home on time at 6p.m. We will no longer expect staff to work at home in the evenings or at weekends.
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Recruitment Enough staff will be recruited to deal with the work that needs doing at any one time. If necessary, we will use more temporary staff. Job evaluation All jobs in the agency will be evaluated so that people are doing jobs for which they are qualified, but not over-qualified. (Some will be promoted, and no one will lose their job as a result of this!) Positive work environment We hope that the actions above will improve morale at the agency. We know that it's impossible to stop gossip, but we hope the gossip will be more positive in the future. There will also be a new rule: please do not interrupt colleagues when they are working, unless necessary.
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