Systematic review identifies 15 factors causing job stress in government officials, highlighting internal, organizational, and environmental triggers.
Work stress is a momentum experienced by workers that comes from work pressure. Government employees as part of formal work have a great chance of experiencing work stress. This systematic review aims to present the factors that trigger work stress in government employees in several countries. The findings of this systematic review are 15 factors that trigger work stress in government employees in 7 different countries. These factors are classified according to the source of the trigger into 3, namely internal individuals, organizations, and also the environment.
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Nicky Kusuma Endylistyanta (2025) studied this question.
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