2012
DOI: 10.1007/s00420-012-0797-x
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To what extent do single symptoms from a depression rating scale predict risk of long-term sickness absence among employees who are free of clinical depression?

Abstract: Among female eldercare workers free of clinical depression, feelings of low spirits and sadness, feelings of lack of energy and strength, and sleep disturbances predict risk of LTSA. Interventions that decrease the prevalence of these symptoms might contribute to a reduction in LTSA in this population.

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“…As depressive hospitality employees feel sadness, frustration and worthlessness frequently, they might engage in workplace deviance as an outlet to vent negative feelings (Tepper et al, 2006). Second, depressive employees usually lack energy (Rugulies et al, 2013), which prevents them from controlling themselves. Therefore, we expect such employees to engage in workplace deviance, including waste of resources, property damage and attacks on coworkers.…”
Section: Depression and Workplace Deviancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…As depressive hospitality employees feel sadness, frustration and worthlessness frequently, they might engage in workplace deviance as an outlet to vent negative feelings (Tepper et al, 2006). Second, depressive employees usually lack energy (Rugulies et al, 2013), which prevents them from controlling themselves. Therefore, we expect such employees to engage in workplace deviance, including waste of resources, property damage and attacks on coworkers.…”
Section: Depression and Workplace Deviancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sabe-se que os benefícios por incapacidade decorrente de doenças trazem prejuízos à sociedade ao longo do tempo, visto que há uma perda progressiva da capacidade laboral (Rugulies et al, 2013;Holmgren, Fjällström-Lundgren & Hensing, 2013;Laaksonen, He & Pitkäniemi, 2013;Wedegaertner et al, 2013).Os TMC também estão associados ao maior risco de aposentadoria precoce, mortalidade e comorbidade com outras doenças crônicas (Wedegaertner et al, 2013;Lemogne et al, 2013); e as prevalências destes transtornos em licenças para tratamento de saúde (LTS) são bastante elevadasentre 30-40% (Santos & Siqueira, 2010; Secretaria de Estado da Administração de Santa Catarina [SEA], 2012;SEA, 2015).…”
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