"A new job-stress report by CareerCast.com found that firefighters have the second most-stressful job in the country, exceeded only by those enrolled in the military.
The job-stress white paper states that 36% of all workers admit they feel tense or stressed out during their workdays, with 20% reporting that their average daily level of stress is an 8, 9 or 10 on a 10-point scale. "
Firefighting the Second-Most Stressful Job in the Nation, White Paper Reports (with Related Video) -- Fire Chief article:
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