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Worker stress has become a relevant factor in the occupational environment. In this context, the present research seeks to identify the influence of stress at the work environment. This is a systematic review, based on SciELO, LILACS, PubMed, Embase and the Cochrane library, between 1990 and 2016. The descriptors “worker, stress, metabolism and production” were used, supported on Bibliometric techniques. We selected 31 scientific studies on the subjects corresponding to the descriptors. This review found that the theme corresponding to the association between obesity and stress was shown to be reduced in the literature. In this way, we suggest researches with methodological analyzes of a more specific laboratory character in the attempt to verify this relation and to allow a better quality of life to the worker. The socioeconomic factor is relevant in the outcomes and the presence of stress and obesity was recurrent in the working environment of tension and too much physical and intellectual effort with the possibility of chances and / or indicators for metabolic syndromes.

ESTRESSE NO AMBIENTE OCUPACIONAL: FUNDAMENTOS SOBRE CAUSAS E CONSEQUÊNCIAS PARA SÍNDROMES METABÓLICAS