Cartwright and Cooper (2002) mentioned 8 factors that affect the job stress and developed the questionnaire for ASSET (An Organizational Stress Screening Tool). The factors are work-life balance, resources & communication, work relationship, work overload, job security, job characteristics, job control, and pay & benefits. Heathfield (2014) defined work-life balance as an idea where the company is supporting the needs and efforts of the employees to be able to divide their time and resources between work and personal life. Companies can help the employees to reach worklife balance by offering help such as flexible work hour, making family event and activities, and overtime payment policy. Resources are defined as natural source of wealth or revenue, usually money, properties or assets (Merriam Webster, 2014; Dictionary, 2014). In workplace, resources include technology or equipment which company provided to employees to help them do their job. Cooper and Cartwright (2002) described communication as the flow of information going received by the employees rather than the interaction from the employees to supervisor, co-worker, subordinate or customer. The employees need information about what is going on and updates on changes of policy in the company.