I. INTRODUCTION AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE
A review on the previous studies on stress among the
employees is necessary to know the areas already covered.
This will help to find our new areas uncovered and to study
them in depth. The earlier studies made on stress among the
employees are briefly reviewed here. The research study of
Jamal. M [1] finds that job stressors were significantly
related to employees’ psychosomatic problems, job
satisfaction, unproductive time at the job, and absenteeism.
Type A behavior was found to be an important moderator of
the stress outcome relationship. Brief. A. P. and J. M. Atieh
[2] argues that it is not safe to assume that job conditions
that have an adverse impact on affective reactions to the job
will also have a negative impact on overall subjective wellbeing.