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	Karoshi (Kah-roe-she) - Death From Overwork in Japan
		It was not until the latter part of the 1980s, when several high-ranking business executives who were still in their prime years suddenly died without any previous sign of illness, that the news media began picking up on what appeared to be a new phenomenon.
		This new phenomenon was quickly labeled karoshi (kah-roe-she), or "death from overwork", and once it had a name and its symptoms were broadcast far and wide, it just as quickly became obvious that Japan was experiencing a virtual epidemic.
		Kawahito added that employers generally do not recognize karoshi as job-related, and that since the Ministry of Labor supports the efforts of industry to maintain a high growth rate it works against the interests of employees.
	www.apmforum.com /columns/boye51.htm (728 words)

	Karoshi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The first case of karoshi was reported in 1969 with the death from a stroke of a 29-year-old married male worker in the shipping department of Japan 's largest newspaper company.
		It was not until the latter part of the 1980s, however, when several high-ranking business executive s who were still in their prime years suddenly died without any previous sign of illness, that the media began picking up on what appeared to be a new phenomenon.
		This new phenomenon was quickly labelled karoshi, and once it had a name and its symptom s were described and popularized, it was immediately seen as a new and serious menace for people in the work force.
	www.serebella.com /encyclopedia/article-Karoshi.html (379 words)

	Karoshi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The major causes of karoshi deaths are heart attack and stroke due to stress.
		The first case of karoshi was reported 1969 with the death from a stroke a 29-year-old married male worker in the department of Japan 's largest newspaper company.
		This new phenomenon quickly labelled karoshi and once it had a name its symptoms were described and popularized it was seen as a new and serious menace people in the work force.
	www.freeglossary.com /Karoshi (344 words)

	Karoshi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The first case of karoshi was reported in 1969 with the death from a stroke of a29-year-old married male worker in the shipping department of Japan 's largest newspapercompany.
		It was not until the latter part of the 1980s, however, when severalhigh-ranking business executives who were still in their prime years suddenly died without any previous sign of illness,that the media began picking up on what appeared to be a new phenomenon.
		Thisnew phenomenon was quickly labelled karoshi, and once it had a name and its symptoms were described and popularized, it was immediately seen as a new and serious menace for people in the work force.
	www.therfcc.org /karoshi-63171.html (303 words)

	ILO Encyclopaedia — Sample Record
		Uehata (1989) described karoshi as a sociomedical term that refers to fatalities or associated work disability due to cardiovascular attacks (such as strokes, myocardial infarction or acute cardiac failure) which could occur when hypertensive arteriosclerotic diseases are aggravated by a heavy workload.
		Uehata (1991b) reported that the jobs in karoshi cases were characterized by a higher degree of work demands and lower social support, whereas the degree of work control varied greatly.
		He described the karoshi cases as very delighted and enthusiastic about their work, and consequently likely to ignore their needs for regular rest and so on-even the need for health care.
	www.ilocis.org /en/samplilo.html (1555 words)

	LP - Karoshi
		The first case of karoshi was reported in 1969 with the death from a stroke of a 29- year old, married male worker in the shipping department of Japan's largest newspaper company [1].
		Karoshi can be translated quite literally as "death from overwork." The major medical causes of karoshi-deaths are heart attack and stroke, including subarachnoidal hemorrhage (18.4%), cerebral hemorrhage (17.2%), cerebral thrombosis or infarction (6.8%), myocardial infarction (9.8%), heart failure (18.7%), and other causes (29.1%) [2].
		The major approach to research on karoshi was an accumulation of cases and an emphasis on assembling proof of causality on an individual basis.
	www.workhealth.org /whatsnew/lpkarosh.html (6914 words)

	karoshi, workaholic, dying to work, adicto al trabajo, jobs, om personal, ingles gratis on line
		Not long ago, a 39-year-old police sergeant, Haruo Okada, captured headlines as a karoshi victim by working double shifts for a month during the enthronement ceremonies for the nation's new monarch.
		There are no reliable figures on the number of victims, but analysts believe that tens of thousands of Japanese become seriously ill or die from overwork each year.
		As the Ministry of Labour defines it, overwork can only be considered a cause of death if a victim "worked continuously for 24 hours preceding death", or "worked 16 hours a day for seven consecutive days leading up to death".
	www.ompersonal.com.ar /jobs/karoshi.htm (456 words)

	Другие языковые пары / Японские термины (kaizen, karoshi, shunto...)
		With greater pressure on the workforce the rise in karoshi and karo-jisatsu {=overwork-related suicides} are worrying trends.
		She is a widow whose husband suddenly died from 'karoshi' or 'death due to overwork', leaving her to bring up a mentally handicapped boy.
		This phenomenon is in the midst of change and young professionals are increasingly afraid of dying from overwork (known as 'karoshi' -- Kawahito 1991).
	forum.lingvo.ru /actualthread.aspx?bid=19&tid=9433&pg=-1 (1805 words)

	Karoshi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Karoshi (parola giapponese la cui traduzione letterale e' "morte da superlavoro") e' la parola che si usa in Giappone per indicare chi muore per troppo lavoro, parola che venne coniata per la prima volta nel 1987 e nello stesso momento riconosciuta anche giuridicamente come causa responsabile di morte.
		La morte per karoshi accade sempre più non solo per infarto da stress, ma anche con suicidi e altri tipi di collassi: per esempio c'e' chi si addormenta semplicemente nella metropolitana e non si risveglia più.
		Il karoshi può essere tranquillamente inserito in un nuovo gruppo di sindromi, che i gourika-byou giapponesi chiamano "malattia della razionalizzazione", sindromi che nascono con i metodi produttivi del tardo ventesimo secolo.
	www.ecn.org /coord.rsu/doc/altri2002/karoshi.htm (351 words)

	Home - Karoshi
		Karoshi is a server operating system designed for schools.
		Karoshi provides a simple graphical interface that allows easy installation, setup and maintenance of your network.
		License: Karoshi is free and open source software licensed under the GPL
	www.karoshi.org.uk (50 words)

	Linux PR: Karoshi v4.0rc1 OUT NOW
		Karoshi 4.0rc1 is now available to download from www.karoshi.org.uk.
		Karoshi is a software system designed to take over the network administration that expensive proprietary systems provide schools in the UK.
		Karoshi has so far saved one UK school £20,000 and another £30,000 a year, while other schools are quickly following suit.
	www.linuxpr.com /releases/7576.html (100 words)

	Akta - "sudden death from overwork" :: PLSTW:Ycon.net
		Now, Japan's health ministry has announced that there were 143 cases of karoshi last year, the highest level since it took notice of the problem in 1987.
		And Japanese offices, still largely male-dominated, are notorious for their punishing culture, where hard work is matched by heavy drinking and smoking in the evenings.
		The ministry is also keen to uncover hidden karoshi - those employees who play down their stress in order not to appear weak in front of colleagues.
	blogs.ycon.net /akta/2005/02/14/-sudden-death-from-overwork- (439 words)

	KAROSHI - The DJ List
		Although he spent his formative years with an emphasis on classical training, his influences ranged from Motown to Elgar to the Sex Pistols; all of which can be attributed to the eclectic tastes of his parents and siblings.
		While his friends were buying their first Stratocasters and listening to Nirvana: Karoshi was digging through bins at the then-new 611 Records (one of his sisters worked at a tie-dye shop across the street), sneaking into Silk City to catch bands like Jamiroquai or to the Troc to watch Nigel Richards.
		Karoshi moved back to Philadelphia to concentrate on his career and education in 1999 and took a break from spinning.
	www.thedjlist.com /djs/KAROSHI (391 words)

	Karoshi
		Karoshi is a socio-medical term used particularly inÝ applications for workers' compensation,Ý; especiallyÝ inÝ casesÝ ofÝ cardio-vascular disease brought on by excessive workloads and occupational stress.
		The victims of Karoshi came from various occupations, wereÝ bothÝ maleÝ andÝ female,Ý asÝ wellÝ as bluecollarÝ andÝ whitecollarÝ workers.Ý TheÝ threeÝ occupationsÝ which figured highest in the data were drivers,Ý journalistsÝ andÝ machinery workers.
		Karoshi is of course a socio-medical phenomenon.Ý ItÝ isÝ nowÝ so widely known in Japan that about a half of allÝ JapaneseÝ answerÝ that they (or their family members) feel anxious over the prospect of death from overwork (The Yomiuri Shinbun, February 13, 1993).
	members.jcom.home.ne.jp /katori/Karoshi.html (4947 words)

	TORG Creatures: Karoshi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Karoshi enters the workforce at the bottom, usually by killing and assuming the identity of a lowly mailroom clerk or data entry specialist since Nippon corporations are wary of hiring "outsiders", no matter what their qualifications.
		But in the end, the Karoshi lacks a real "head for numbers", and will never be able to rise to a management position.
		But as is well known in Orrorsh, the flesh is weak, and soonor or later they can not keep up, taking their own lives and often the lives of others as the price of their failure.
	members.cox.net /djoakes/torgkaro.htm (452 words)

	Hazards Magazine and WHIN
		There, karoshi - death by overwork - is a government compensated occupational disease.
		Over two-thirds of the karoshi deaths occur in men in their 40s or 50s.
		Karoshi in the UK A UK government survey published last year found there had been a steep rise in the number of people working excessive hours - taking millions of UK workers into the karoshi zone.
	www.hazards.org /workedtodeath/workedtodeath2.htm (2359 words)

	OnMilwaukee.com music and Clubs: Hard workin' local music veterans launch Karoshi
		You may not have heard of Karoshi yet, but if you see the Milwaukee band on stage, you'll likely recognize a few faces.
		Karoshi has been woodshedding for a while now and recently began recording its poppy rock and roll songs -- which have a bit of an '80s new wave feel at times -- in Chicago for a projected EP.
		Dan Niedziejko: Karoshi is the Japanese term for working yourself to death.
	www.onmilwaukee.com /music/articles/karoshi.html (987 words)

	SPEED-UP: How turbo-capitalism eats time - NI 343 - American karoshi
		In Japan, if a ‘salary man’ is found slumped over his keyboard in the morning, it triggers survivors to call for a karoshi investigation to determine whether the death was caused by overwork.
		An explosion in karoshi cases accompanied Japan’s economic boom in the early 1980s.
		Since karoshi was legally recognized in the 1980s, 30,000 Japanese have been diagnosed as victims.
	www.newint.org /issue343/karoshi.htm (1321 words)

	MandrivaUsers.org -> Scannerdrake--start once, restarts like mad
		Instead of just looking for a scanner once, thousands of instances of scannerdrake are started, all with a nice level of -10.
		Mar 27 01:32:35 karoshi kernel: EIP is at __crc_usb_disconnect+0x1867fdb/0x186c098 [usbcore]
		Mar 27 01:32:35 karoshi kernel: esi: e0f5dd20 edi: 00000000 ebp: f4ef5f04 esp: f4ef5ef0
	mandrivausers.org /index.php?showtopic=12726 (1123 words)

	Who Is Responsible for Stress Related Problems? Society? The Culture? The Organization? A Point of View on the Culprit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Last year, a Japanese court ruled that suicide could be an instance of karoshi.
		Not Japanese society, the culture or the organization, but the individual who goes along and fails to realize that the choices he or she makes determines the nature and effect of events and circumstances.
		On a larger scale, it’s a reflection of too little appreciation in that particular culture for the value of a healthy balance between work and the rest of life.
	www.seekwellness.com /wellness/reports/2001-07-04.htm (606 words)

	The Christian Science Monitor \| csmonitor.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Japanese are proud of their perseverance, but in recent decades bereaved families and their lawyers have forced the government to acknowledge that too much time on the job can result in karoshi: death from overwork.
		The term karoshi was coined in the early 1980s, when the Japanese discovered that their national work ethic was taking an unreasonable toll.
		In contrast to the West, where the work habits of leaders and top executives are considered hazardous to their health, in Japan karoshi is mainly applied to lower-level employees who are compelled to work too hard.
	www.csmonitor.com /durable/2000/04/06/p1s4.htm (843 words)

	job2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		On June 19, phones kept ringing all day at "karoshi" (death from overwork) call centers set up in 31 prefectures.
		Not only workers involved but also many family members called in to express their concern about their husband or son being forced to work too much.
		A KAROSHI Hotline National Network representative said, "There were many very serious consultations as usual.
	www.japan-press.co.jp /2388/job2.html (271 words)

	Book aims to halt karoshi tragedies (Asahi Shimbun) Dec. 15, 1997 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Relatives of husbands and sons who have suffered breakdowns or even died as a result of overwork have recently published a book on their tragedies in the hope the book will contribute to elimination of the phenomenon known as karoshi.
		Ikuko Mabuchi, representative of the victim families' association, said she hoped that there would be no more karoshi deaths and that people would learn some lessons from their experiences.
		One 58-year-old woman wrote about her son who was an employee at a major non-life insurance company when he died from overworking at the age of 26.
	vikingphoenix.com /news/archives/1997/japan/jp970036.htm (533 words)

	Ontracc - Vision. Action. \| Press
		Karoshi, Ontracc’s first film production, received several awards and accolades including a Jury Award for Best Student Short at the Orinda Film Festival.
		He successfully executed numerous tasks for Ontracc’s production of Karoshi and has demonstrated the skill necessary to excel in the art of directing.
		One year later, Ontracc now boasts the completion of three film productions (one in High Definition), two television commercials, and a Jury Award for the film that began on that Sunday night in December.
	www.ontracc.com /press (678 words)

	TU-Graz Newsarchiv - Karoshi 2.5.1 - A point and click server setup for secondary schools. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Karoshi 2.5.1 by linux_girlie (http://freshmeat.net/~linux_girlie/) Fri, Nov 5th 2004 13:42 About: Karoshi is a point and click server setup for secondary schools running Mandrake Linux 10 on the servers and Windows 2000/XP on the clients.
		Karoshi 2.5 - A point and click server setup for secondary schools.
		Karoshi 2.2.1 - A point and click server setup for secondary schools.
	newsarchiv.tugraz.at /browse/tu-graz.freshmeat/msg40051.html (347 words)

	Karoshi
		So what I say is this: I’m calling this month a hiatus.
		I still plan on eventually creating a Karoshi v 2.0, but it is still in its baby stages.
		Caliburn has once again turned it in and it seems some sick bastard has kinapped my loli leaving no ransom note or anything, so I can only assume the worst -God bless her soul-.
	koufukuron.com /osu (1573 words)

	Karoshi Encyclopedia Article, Definition, History, Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
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