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Why we have such a love-hate relationship with work

Research has shown that physically demanding work often leads to greater job satisfaction

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Ian Fouweather | The Conversation
Shock, horror, a new study shows the British public don’t like their jobs. Using smart phones researchers mapped the happiness of people in real time, while they went about their daily lives. And they discovered that people do not report feeling very happy at work.
In fact, apart from being ill, work was shown as the activity that people reported they were least happy doing.
Without devaluing the research, I suspect that this finding isn’t surprising – most of us hate going to work. Or if “hate” is a bit strong, I’m sure most people would

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