JUDICIAL PROFESSION AND OCCUPATIONAL STRESS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW APPROACH | Zendy

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JUDICIAL PROFESSION AND OCCUPATIONAL STRESS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW APPROACH

Author(s) -

Chand Prakash Saini,

Nisha Gaur

Publication year - 2022

Publication title -

paripex-indian journal of research

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2250-1991

DOI - 10.36106/paripex/7504036

Subject(s) - jurisdiction , occupational stress , health professionals , work (physics) , psychology , balance (ability) , stress (linguistics) , nursing , applied psychology , political science , medicine , social psychology , law , engineering , health care , mechanical engineering , linguistics , philosophy , neuroscience

This review investigation highlights the occupational stress problem among jurisdiction professionals. Further, thisresearch makes an effort to study the issues generated in jurisdiction professionals' work-life balance due tooccupational stress.Family responsibilities & gathering avoidance,personal discomfort,health issues,and behaviouralissues were identified.Implications of this research and future research areas were also discussed.

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