Hotel Housekeeping Occupational Stressors in Norway

4 Pages Posted: 17 May 2012

Date Written: 2011

Abstract

Stress is evident in the Norwegian hotel industry and requires urgent attention as portrayed in Annbjørg’s housekeeping managerial occupation. Annbjørg’s occupational stressors derived from weak control of and support for demanding jobs in the housekeeping department and possibly under-reward in comparison to her tireless efforts. Hence, this case study provides a platform for educators, trainers, managers, students and learners to critically examine, discuss and argue managerial occupational stress and interventions set within the Norwegian hotel housekeeping context.

Keywords: Occupational stress, Occupational stress intervention, Housekeeping department, Norway, Work-family enrichment, Management

JEL Classification: L83, O15

Suggested Citation

Yap, Matthew, Hotel Housekeeping Occupational Stressors in Norway (2011). Tourism & Hospitality Management, Vol. 17, No. 2, 2011, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2061747

Matthew Yap (Contact Author)

Cesar Ritz Colleges ( email )

Englisch-Gruss-Strasse 43
Brig-Glis, 3902
Switzerland

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