Work at times can be overwhelming. This is because you know that you have so much and there is so little time to get all the work done. And when this happens you just feel so frustrated and don’t really know what to do or where to go. So today we will tell you how to beat the work pressure. Because hey at the end of the day your bosses will still want their work despite whatever you are going through.

Beat the Work Pressure

Stay motivated

Always make sure that you have one good thing to keep you going. This can be anything really, a flower on your desk, a photo or even your smartphone. But hey what we are saying is that you should have one thing that will keep going. This will especially work if your boss ain’t motivating you and you need to pay the bills.

Be You

At the time the reason why we face so much pressure from work is that we try so hard to be someone. That secretary that we saw in that movie or that great lawyer that you saw in Suits. We know you have a role model, but at the end of the day what really matters is that you are you. Because trust us, those people will not be there when the going gets tough.

Relax

We know that this might consider that we are talking about work pressure, but you need to relax. Take a walk, play a few online casino games, just chill. And with online casino games you have that music that comes with the game, it can be soothing. And who doesn’t love the thought of winning real money? Just relax hey.
Final words, don’t let the pressure bring you down. Rise above to the challenge. Remember, you can be anything that you set your mind to do.

Statistics SA has revealed that employment in the non-agricultural formal sector has dropped. It dropped from 9,817 million in March 2018 to 9,748 million in June 2018.
The unemployment crisis in South Africa continues to get worse. Reports reveal that thousands of jobs have been lost during the second financial quarter.
On Wednesday, Stats SA released its latest Quarterly Employment Statistics (QES) bulletin. The results contained in there paint a grim picture of further job losses. According to the report, SA’s non-agricultural formal sector bled about 69 000 jobs between March and June 2018.
Stats SA revealed that employment dropped from 9,817 million in March 2018 to 9,748 million in June 2018.These stats were produced after thorough investigation. This included sample surveys targeted towards the non-agricultural formal sector.

Unemployment in South Africa’s formal sector

The report says the non-agricultural formal sector includes all casual work and the community services industry.
SA’s embattled mining and transport sector shed about 4 000 jobs in total. The manufacturing industries were harder hit, recording a staggering 13 000 job losses.
The community services sector seems to be the worst hit, losing about 67 000 jobs. Apparently, this accounts for 2.5% of the entire industry.

The good news

There were 3 sectors which saw a marginal rise in employment, thankfully. The trade and business services sectors managed to employ about 14 000 people. At the same time, jobs in construction rose by 1000.
Despite the job losses, average monthly earnings in the non-agricultural formal sector have actually increased. Stats SA states that those earnings were measured at R20,176 in the formal non-agricultural sector in May 2018. This is actually This is an increase of 1,6% compared to February 2018. A year-on-year increase of 3,7% was reported. This is from R19,444 in May 2017 to R20,176 in May 2018.
According to Fin24, QES samples are drawn from private non-agricultural businesses. These include firms, offices, factories and stores. National, provincial and local government entities are also included.