Zwangsbelastung
English translation: constraint burden/ stress
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|  Selected response from: Tatijana Kostovska Germany Local time: 05:37 | ||||||
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| 3 | compulsory overexertion/ permanent pressure |
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constraint burden/ stress Explanation: How about: constraint /burden/ or /stress/ Burden or stress, both applying more suitably to work. Hope I could help. |
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compulsory overexertion/ permanent pressure Explanation: the only thing I can IMAGINE is that someone is complaining about the work conditions. The word 'Zwang' infers that the person cannot escape the pressure or is 'forced' under threat of losing his/her position. |
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