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Investigaciones Andina
Print version ISSN 0124-8146
Abstract
GONZALEZ PENAGOS, Catalina; GIRALDO LOPEZ, Diana Verónica; CANO GOMEZ, Melissa and RAMIREZ PEREZ, Diana Isabel. LABOR FACTORS AND STRESS PERCEIVED IN BUS DRIVERS IN MEDELLÍN, 2017. Investig. andina [online]. 2019, vol.21, n.38, pp.23-37. Epub Mar 30, 2019. ISSN 0124-8146.
Introduction.
Stress is an adaptive physical and psychological response to the demands and threats of the environment. Add stress to a workplace, has consequences on the quality of work environment for workers.
Methods.
Descriptive, cross-sectional observational study. Sample of 278 subjects, with a confidence level of 98%, an error margin of 5% and an expected proportion of 50%. In order to select the participants, a simple random sampling was carried out. The scale of the EEP-10 was applied. A univariate and bivariate analysis was performed.
Results.
A positive and significant correlation (0.232 and p value = 0.000) was found between age and the percentage of non-stress control, and association between the percentage of stress control variable and the bus route taken by drivers (p value). = 0.019).
Conclusions.
Bus drivers are exposed to different unfavorable conditions that can endanger their health and generate some kind of stress.
Keywords : occupational health; psychological stress; transportation; human resources.