Job Control and Worker Health

Part 1 Effect of job control on worker health - a look at the evidence: worker control and well-being - a review of research in the workplace, Daniel C.Ganster; does job control control job stress?, Susan E.Jackson; control, collectivity and the psychosocial work environment, Jeffrey V.Johnson; Swedish research on job control, stress and health, Gunnar Aronsson; NIOSH studies of control and worker well-being - moderating effects of job control on health complaints in office work, Steven L.Sauter; - control, job demands and job satisfaction, Joseph J.Hurrell Jr and Margaret Anne McLaney. Part 2 Theoretical and methodological issues: theoretical models of control and health, Michael Frese; control in the workplace and its health-related aspects, Robert Karasek; an epidemiological perspective on the role of control in health, Stanislav V.Kasl; psychophysiological mechanisms relating control, coping and health, Andrew Steptoe; stress, control, worry prescriptions and the implications for health at work - a psychological model, Shirley Fisher; when to whistle while you work - towards a cognititve social learning approach to coping and health, Suzanne M.Miller and Adina Birnbaum. Part 3 Control problems and solutions in modern work: high performance - new boundaries of acceptability in worker control, David A.Buchanan; electronic monitoring at the workplace - implications for employee control and job stress, Michael J.Smith and Benjamin C.Amick III; semi-autonomous work groups and worker control, Pentti Seppala.