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INFLUENCE OF WORKPLACE BULLYING, ROLE OVERLOAD, AND COPING

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INFLUENCE OF WORKPLACE BULLYING, ROLE OVERLOAD, AND COPING STRATEGIES ON WORKPLACE STRESS AMONG HOTEL WORKERS IN ABUJA MUNICIPAL AREA COUNCIL Jack, Peace Obenney; Yamusa, Abigail Mbechun Department of Psychology, Nasarawa State University, Keffi, Nigeria ABSTRACT Workplace stress has become a serious issue in service-oriented organisations such as hotels, where employees are expected to satisfy customers while working under demanding conditions. This study examined the influence of workplace bul

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