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‣ Consequences of third party violence ‣ At the individual level: • Physical injuries • Stress, fear, psychosomatic symptoms (headaches), negative mood, emotional exhaustion, sleeping problems, anxiety, sleeping problems, depression, problems with concentration, reduced job satisfaction ‣ At the organisational level: • High absenteeism, high turnover, insurance costs, impaired performance
EU-OSHA research ‣ European Survey of Enterprises on New & Emerging Risks – Psychosocial Risks (ESENER) • ESENER Survey asks managers and workers' representatives about how health and safety risks are managed at their workplace, with a particular focus on the work-related stress, violence and harassment. • Computer-assisted telephone interviews (“CATI”) • 2 questionnaires • 31 countries: 36,000 interviews (2009) • 41 national versions of each questionnaire • “Enterprises” = both public and private sectors http://esener.eu
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