Stress in Relation to Work Ethic

Abstract

Stress is a common disease of the 21st century that affects people under various conditions. One of the main sources of stress in everyone's life is their job, and work stress has become a common and costly problem in work environments. Ethics is a branch of philosophy that has been explored and discussed since the birth of humanity. It has gained important relevance and value in our modern world as we continue to examine the importance of social responsibility and develop global standards of human ethics. The issue of occupational stress is one of the most important issues in modern science and focuses on the sources of occupational stress and their impact on work efficiency and the quality of organizational decisions. Often, these decisions are guided by our understanding of ethics. In this chapter, the author explores the relationship between stress, work ethic, and the stress coping strategies employed by working people.