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Productivity Loss at Work; Health-Related and Work-Related Factors
Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation, 2009Productivity loss is an increasing problem in an aging working population that is decreasing in numbers. The aim of this study is to identify work-related and health-related characteristics associated with productivity loss, due to either sickness absence or reduced performance at work.In this cross-sectional study, data of the Netherlands Working ...
Heuvel, S.G. van den +4 more
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American Journal of Sociology, 2018
Classic theory is ambiguous regarding what is most meaningful for workers and workplaces. Are bureaucratic rules most consequential by providing predictability, as suggested by Weber, or problematic, owing to assaults on autonomy? And what of proximate social relations, seen as fundamental in ethnographic, resistance, and justice accounts? This article’
Roscigno, Vincent J. +2 more
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Classic theory is ambiguous regarding what is most meaningful for workers and workplaces. Are bureaucratic rules most consequential by providing predictability, as suggested by Weber, or problematic, owing to assaults on autonomy? And what of proximate social relations, seen as fundamental in ethnographic, resistance, and justice accounts? This article’
Roscigno, Vincent J. +2 more
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Journal of Occupational & Environmental Medicine, 2015
Summarize developed evidence-based diagnostic and treatment guidelines for work-related asthma (WRA).Comprehensive literature reviews conducted with article critiquing and grading. Guidelines developed by a multidisciplinary expert panel and peer-reviewed.Evidence supports spirometric testing as an essential early test.
Athena T, Jolly +10 more
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Summarize developed evidence-based diagnostic and treatment guidelines for work-related asthma (WRA).Comprehensive literature reviews conducted with article critiquing and grading. Guidelines developed by a multidisciplinary expert panel and peer-reviewed.Evidence supports spirometric testing as an essential early test.
Athena T, Jolly +10 more
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The relationship between work-related and non-work-related injuries
Journal of Community Health, 1991A case-control study of occupational injuries sustained by 914 male hourly workers employed in two Tenneco manufacturing divisions in 1987 was undertaken to examine the association between occupational and non-occupational injuries. Its aim was to evaluate whether employees who experienced a work-related injury were more likely to have sustained a ...
S P, Tsai, E J, Bernacki, C M, Dowd
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Work-related and non-work-related musculoskeletal symptoms
Applied Ergonomics, 1994The purpose of the study was to analyse the prevalence of self-reported work-related and non-work-related musculoskeletal symptoms among white- and blue-collar workers. The study was carried out at eight metal industry companies and included 450 subjects, where 241 were blue-collar workers and 209 were white-collar workers.
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Work and Work-related Stress in Pregnancy
Clinical Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2012Work, in general, does not increase the risks of pregnancy complications. Work that is stressful, physically, psychologically, or both, has deleterious effects on pregnancy. Stressful work increases the risks of miscarriage, preterm labor, preterm birth, low birth weight, and preeclampsia.
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Related Work and Work Hypothesis
2011The dilemma of modelling complex hardware/software systems is the combination of the three main aspects: speed, accuracy and effort. The target is to have high speed models with high accuracy, combined with a low effort for model creation and application. For μC applications this means to have nearly 100 percent cycle accurate models, which are created
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