Posted on: 14-10-10 09:27:14
Having a bad job is worse for mental health than not having one at all, new research suggests.
In the study, Australian National University (ANU), researchers found that people who remained unemployed were likely to be happier than those who gained employment in a 'poor' job.
The researchers defined a poor job as one with little job security, an unrealistic workload or little control over managing workload, or no prospects.
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In that case, I would be happy begging on Toronto streets or living on social security in a low income housing, getting my food from food banks and my clothes from United Way, while mooching off on Canadian tax payers
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Originally posted by meghal
In that case, I would be happy begging on Toronto streets or living on social security in a low income housing, getting my food from food banks and my clothes from United Way, while mooching off on Canadian tax payers
What you are saying comes under "bad job " category.
But how come immediately this comes in your mind? B'cos you in toronto ?
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Originally posted by chcool
Having a bad job is worse for mental health than not having one at all, new research suggests.
Oh, now I realize why most of the torontonians (Canadians better to say) need to work on mental health!
ha..ha.. 
