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Planning on working overtime? Or demanding that your staff do? Not good idea if you want them to stay alive. New research links overtime to heart damage

Friday, September 17, 2010

Did you know that 1 in 3 women will suffer a cardiac event in their lifetime, compared to 1 in 25 women who will get breast cancer, according to Professor Linda Worrell-Carter at our August Ascend development day in Melbourne. New research at the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health at University College, London the higher stress levels and less time to look after your health that come from working overtime make working long hours a considerable risk for heart disease.

I’ve already blogged about how longer hours almost always mean workers are less satisfied with their jobs, but if it can seriously damage your health like this, it’s worth considering what you’re working for and what changes you can make to get out that door at an earlier time.