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Stress & Cognitive Function.

Psychological stress can affect a person’s cognitive abilities, in the short term (e.g., when an individual’s thoughts are pre-occupied with an argument or problem that happened earlier in the day resulting in reduced ability to concentrate) as well as over the long term, where the intrusive thoughts creep in and the problem simply does not go away and festers, which in turn can lead to anxiety, depression and other mental health disabilities.

Emotional Distress Compensation

Emotional Distress Compensation. What is Emotional Distress? Emotional Distress is the intentional infliction of emotional discomfort on another person and is a common law tort that allows people to sue …

Emotional Distress.

Emotional distress, a complex and often invisible facet of human suffering, can result from various traumatic experiences, ranging from workplace harassment to personal injury incidents. When the impact of such distress becomes severe and pervasive, individuals may explore legal avenues to seek compensation for the emotional harm they’ve endured.

Intimidation & Mental Health Issues.

INTIMIDATION. Intimidation is intentional behavior performed by someone in which it causes another person (the victim) fear either by physical or psychological injury or harm. A perpetrator knows what they …

Age Discrimination at Work

Age Discrimination at Work. We don’t need to be disabled to be discriminated upon. Age Discrimination (Ageism) in the Workplace is the discrimination by an employer and HR management because …