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Creating healthy work organizations

Title
  1. Creating healthy work organizations / edited by Cary L. Cooper and Steve Williams ; with a foreword by John Bowis.
Published by
  1. Chichester [England] ; New York : Wiley, ©1994.

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Additional authors
  1. Cooper, Cary L.
  2. Williams, Steve, 1950 December 5-
Description
  1. xiii, 250 p. : ill.; 24 cm.
Summary
  1. This text highlights a number of case studies regarding the creation of healthy work organizations. The contributors concentrate particularly on examples from industry of stress reduction programmes in the workplace and other approaches to improving positive mental well-being at work.
  2. "This is the first book in a new series which highlights the relationship between work, well-being and stress and helps identify and improve the climate and health of work organizations." "Bringing together contributions from chief medical officers and human resource executives, from world-leading companies (including Nestle Rowntree, ICI/Zeneca, Marks & Spencer, and Scottish and Newcastle Breweries), the book provides 'good practice' examples of what public- and private-sector companies can do in 'Creating Healthy Work Organizations'. Each of these examples explores a different innovation, including organizational stress audits, a programme for controlling alcohol abuse, improving the mental health of employees, and job re-design." "The experience and practice of these blue-chip companies in building the foundations for a healthy and more productive working environment will provide a blueprint for many other companies world wide."--BOOK JACKET.
Series statement
  1. Wiley series in work, well-being, and stress
Uniform title
  1. Wiley series in work, well-being, and stress
Subject
  1. Job stress
  2. Industrial hygiene
  3. Industrial safety
  4. Work environment
  5. Work > Psychological aspects
  6. Workplace
  7. Work > psychology
  8. Stress > prevention & control
  9. Occupational Health
  10. occupational safety
  11. workplace
  12. Gesundheitsförderung
  13. Unternehmen
  14. Aufsatzsammlung
  15. Arbeidsomstandigheden
  16. Bedrijfsgezondheidszorg
  17. Employee assistance programs
  18. Quality of work life
Contents
  1. The costs of healthy work organizations / Cary L. Cooper -- Ways of creating healthy work organizations / Stephen Williams -- Development of a corporate wellness programme : Nestlé UK Ltd / David C. Batman -- Positive mental and physical health screening at work / Robert Willcox -- Company alcohol policies : practicalities and problems / David A. Moore -- Developing a company mental health plan / Ann Fingret -- An organisational stress audit : BNR Europe / Chris M. Judge -- Managing stress at work : the ICI-Zeneca pharmaceuticals experience 1986-1993 / Eric L. Teasdale and Steve P. McKeown -- Caring for the carers : North Derbyshire Health Authority / Peter Leakey [and others] -- Gaining control over the work environment / Doreen M. Miller -- The role of employee assistance programmes / Chuly Lee and Jeffrey A. Gray -- Conclusions to creating healthy work organizations / Cary L. Cooper and Stephen Williams.
Owning institution
  1. Princeton University Library
Bibliography (note)
  1. Includes bibliographical references and index.