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Psychological wellbeing and engagement of architects in South Africa: the role of job conditions and job security
The construction industry has generally been suffering from mental stress issues as a result of a variety of stressors imposed on the employees, resulting in unhealthy behavioural habits, physical symptoms of burnout, chronic stress, and depression. Schedule constraints, challenging job conditions,...
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Department of Construction Economics and Management
2024
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