Abstract:

The occupational stress of editors not only affects the individual’s psychological

state and work quality， but also directly affects the overall construction and future development

of the working team. Through the questionnaire survey and interview survey on the current status

and sources of occupational stress of editors in the publishing industry， it is found that the current

occupational stress of editors is generally above the average level. The amount of work， difficulty

of work， quality inspection， promotion， salary， health and other factors are the important sources

that affect the occupational stress of editors. Editors， as the main practitioners in the publishing

industry， are the new force in the construction of cultural power. Therefore， the government

administrative departments， industry organizations and publishers should attach great importance

to them and work together to ease and adjust the occupational stress of editors.

CLC Number: 

• G232