Studies on Work Overload in Canada Indicate That

question 51

Multiple Choice

Studies on work overload in Canada indicate that

• A)In general, Canadians do not feel they are overworked.
• B)Canadians identified work overload as the second highest stressor, after insufficient salary.
• C)work overload has stayed about the same in Canada over the past decade.
• D)the percentage of Canadians working more than 45 hours per week has declined over the past decade.
• E)the percentage of Canadians working more than 45 hours per week has increased over the past decade.

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