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A recent study revealed the impact of occupational stress on women working in the private sector in Tunisia. It showed that 14.4% of them experience high levels of stress, while 11.3% suffer from social isolation linked to work-related stress. The study focused on the deterioration in mental and physical quality of life, with 86.8% reporting a decline in mental health, alongside decreases in both physical and psychological health indicators to levels below normal. The findings confirm that occupational stress significantly affects women's mental and physical health, calling for improvements in working conditions and the development of psychological and social support measures within organizations to reduce the effects of stress on their rights and well-being.
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