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COMPUTER MEDIATED WORK: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF STRUCTURED AND SEMI-STRUCTURED JOBS IN SAVINGS BANKS
It is argued that the consistent evidence of psychosomatic stress problems associated with the use of computer systems in offices may be the result of the redesign of work stemming from the implementation of these systems. This proposition is tested with samples of mortgage loan servicing clerks
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