Stress, overtime, physical inactivity, lunch on the run …: some jobs are more harmful than others for health workers. Others, on the contrary, prove more beneficial, details the job search website Vacature.
The best and worst jobs for health

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Move throughout the day, what better way to keep fit, yoga teachers, fitness, choreographers and personal trainers perform functions that keep them in shape.
Florists
Research has shown that working all day among the plants reduces stress and blood pressure. While standing for long periods, back pain can be felt, however, but in general, florists are happy with their job.
IT
Computer scientists are generally passionate about their job, and it’s good for their health. In addition, high-tech companies often offer a pleasant working environment.
Officer
The officials are often perceived as privileged workers. Being at the service of the State also clothe many benefits, such as extra days off and fringe benefits.
Self
Being independent application from providing many hours and offer fewer benefits. However, being the boss of your own business can be very fulfilling and gives great freedom.
Harmful
Administrative employee
by sitting all day on his office chair, back pain, neck and poor circulation are felt, in addition to the risks associated with obesity and heart problems. Even making the evening sport, these adverse effects are difficult thwarted. It is therefore important to make regular breaks in his day, to stretch their legs or even work a few hours standing, a trend increasingly common in the bullpen.
Workforce
The workers who handle day long big machines are more likely to have an accident at work.
Firefighter
In any commes fire within the police, the risk of injury or death is high. Firefighters and investigators also suffer from stress, not sleeping well, have to work long days extramural and eat little healthier.
lawyer
Counsel also chaotic hours. Stress and depression are often diagnosed in this category of workers.
Nurse
Ironically, it is the people who care the health and welfare of others who often suffer from chronic stress out and burn because of their long hours, night or weekend.