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Stress in Social Workers: The Impact of Setting and Role

A study of the impact of work setting and role on stress and strain in social workers showed that approximately 60 percent of respondents had experienced increased stress in the last two years. Levels of stress, measured by increases in stress-related symptoms, seemed to be associated with both work setting and work role.