erg·o·pho·bi·a (hm-fb-) n. 

1.  Fear of work. 

Fear of work is commonplace in the West:  fear of rapid change, fear of misinformation, of being passed over in promotional hierarchies, of  backstabbing, of being fired, of interpersonal conflict, of sexual harassment, of failing in one's own or other's expectations, and in general, all the performance anxieties that go along with new jobs.