A paper written by seven academics has highlighted - based on data from a survey into working conditions conducted by the French Directorate for the Coordination of Research, Studies and Statistics (DARES) – the score on the World Health Organization’s well-being index depending on the worker profiles defined by the authors. For instance, tension in relations with superiors reduces this score to 10.3 from an average of 15.6.

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