The article is devoted to the study of the structure of daily stressors and determination of the place of occupational stressors in it, identification of relationships between the number of stressors with the level of stress and satisfaction with various aspects of life. Sample: 334 people aged 20 to 60 (118 men and 216 women) with different occupations and various levels of education. The research methods included: Inventory of Daily Stressors, “Scale of Perceived Stress-10”, Life Satisfaction Questionnaire. The findings of the study revealed a high level of daily stressors in all areas of life examined. It is shown that a significant share in the total number of stressors, both in men and women, belongs to occupational, financial and competition stressors. Correlations were found between the number of perceived stress and the level of stress overexertion, perceived stress and the strength of the stressors according to subjective assessment. The role of job satisfaction and satisfaction with financial situation in reducing the frequency and strength of stress impact is shown.