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W
hile many Americans are happy to
have jobs, most are stressed out
about something at work and even more
stressed than they were just a year ago.
The most common stress triggers for
workers are unreasonable workloads, low
pay, commutes and annoying co-workers,
according to a newly released 2013 Work
Stress Survey by Harris Interactive for
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we're paying the price. Now we're at a
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