Professional Stress in Male and Female Print Media Employees

Abstract This article investigates the management of professional stress among male and female print media professionals. Furthermore, the study investigates the frequency of occupational stress among print media professionals in NCR, Uttar Pradesh, and India. The researchers used stratified random sampling to choose the study's respondents. It was anticipated that male and female journalists experience similar levels of professional stress. The data was acquired from 360 employees via print media using a systematic and pre-tested questionnaire. This study employed descriptive statistics and t-test analysis. The study found that male and female employees suffer significantly different levels of professional stress in response to job uncertainty. There is also a significant difference in the amount of professional stress experienced by male and female employees in response to unproductive work behaviors, excessive time pressure, and unrealistic deadlines.