mpensation board and other insurance companies take the matter very seriously. If there is real evidence of a situation or person who is causing job stress, the matter should be taken seriously. Clearly, a person who cannot do their job well or just doesn't like their job may be under stress, but it is not at the level of causing a disability.
             Stress affects everyone and can cause serious problems. Stress can come from many aspects of our lives, but a job takes a large chunk of people's life. While people may work at their office 40 hours a week, there is the accompanying time of driving to work that can take up to 2 hours in high traffic jam in a city, as well as office politics which makes any person insecure caused by rumors and gossips. According to a U.S. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health report, stress related disorders are becoming the most prevalent reason for worker disability.
             Still, because stress is present in a number of occupations that require quick action, such as law enforcement and surgery, it is
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