Control Stress or it Will Control Your Business
by Dale Collie

When we think about stress in the workplace, we
usually refer to ulcers or heart conditions, but
stress has a much broader impact. It is known
that stress is linked to cancer, lung ailments,
cirrhosis of the liver, immunity to common
illnesses, back problems, and many other medical
problems.

It is estimated that stress is the underlying
factor in 75 - 90% of all physician visits.

We see the effects of stress in workplace
absenteeism, accidents, health care costs, workers
comp, quality problems, productivity, litigation,
grievances, violence, customer service complaints,
resistance to change, personnel turnover, and
profits.

Workplace stress is costing your business
thousands of dollars per year. Is stress a line
item on your budget? Knowing how much you are
spending on stress is a good place to start, but
you must take responsibility for stress control
and its impact on the bottom line.

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If stress is such a problem, you might be asking
questions such as:

+++How much is stress costing our company each year?

+++How can we find out the costs?

+++How can we control stress to put this money back
on the bottom line?

Controlling stress is beneficial on the bottom
line and for employees who work hard to make the
company successful.

Copyright 2004 - Courage Builders International


About the Author
Dale Collie speaker, author, coach, and former US
Army Ranger, corporate president, and teacher at
West Point. Selected by "Fast Company" as one of
America's Fast 50 innovative leaders. Author of
"Frontline Leadership: From War Room to
Boardroom," and "Winning Under Fire: Turn Stress
into Success the US Army Way," (McGraw Hill).

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