Frankfurt (Reuters) – good work is not getting much stressful. A study of the Deutsche Angestellten Krankenkasse (DAK) and the Trade Association for health and welfare (BGW), which polled more than 8,000 people from 23 occupational groups for it comes to this result. “A relaxed working environment, a good relationship with the boss or the ability to plan their own work independently to protect against strong stress”, DAK author of Frank Meiners summarises the results, published on Thursday in part in the “medical newspaper”. The conditions were that a decision taken on whether or not, a lot of work cause psychosomatic complaints says Meiners. So, significantly less than other freelancers such as naturopaths, pharmacists, doctors and veterinarians despite sometimes very high workload complained of stress-related mental and psychosomatic problems. Especially under stress, cleaners, kindergarten teachers and vocational teachers suffer according to the study. Their values are well above the average of the population. The researchers identified a load average of the total population and measured the deviation for each professional group. Cleaners suffered psychosomatic symptoms than the average and more then 50 percent. You have both a significantly poorer mental and physical health. You complain of neck and back pain, nervousness and exhaustion. You feel their work often considered drab and feel unchallenged. In addition, that the working atmosphere as bad is judged. Also teachers and educators much more suffer psychosomatic complaints (27 percent) than the average. Them makes to work above all the high noise level and a level too low to create self-employment. For professional teachers, psychosomatic symptoms such as backache or nervousness were more than 20 percent above the average of the population. (ee)