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undemanding job

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See: sinecure


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Research by Texas University showed that people who spent most of their lives in undemanding jobs had a 43 per cent risk of dying prematurely.
John then decided to work for a degree and put a lifetime of undemanding jobs behind him, including eight years as a forklift truck driver.
Researchers at the University of Texas School of Public Health found that workers who spend their lives in undemanding jobs with little control over their work are 35 percent more likely to die during a 10-year period than workers in challenging jobs with lots of options and decision-making, such as a park or agency director.
 
 
 
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