Michael Smith Suicide
CHAPTER 02 LITERATURE REVIEW
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In a report released on 9th May 2002, a Christchurch coroner found that work stress was the main factor behind the suicide of an Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) Bank employee Michael Smith, 41, manager of speculation and lending at the Riccarton division of the Australian-owned The report by coroner Richard McElrea says that Smith’s constant battle to meet difficult sales targets was responsible for the depression that ultimately led to his suicide. at the time of his death. Smith was on leave and receiving treatment for depression at the time of his death. Smith first developed his depressive sickness in 1998, at about the same time he determined
This part of the research consists of Literature Review
In a report released on 9th May 2002, a Christchurch coroner found that work stress was the main factor behind the suicide of an Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) Bank employee Michael Smith, 41, manager of speculation and lending at the Riccarton division of the Australian-owned The report by coroner Richard McElrea says that Smith’s constant battle to meet difficult sales targets was responsible for the depression that ultimately led to his suicide. at the time of his death. Smith was on leave and receiving treatment for depression at the time of his death. Smith first developed his depressive sickness in 1998, at about the same time he determined