The present article provides a systematic overview on the relationship between
psychosocial work characteristics and musculoskeletal disorders, absenteeism, and …

Background Most outcome studies of occupational injuries and illnesses have tended to
focus on direct economic costs and duration of work disability. Rarely have the broader …

Occupational injuries remain an important concern for employers, particularly in the health
care industry where injury rates have increased despite decreases in other industries …

During recent years the work environment has undergone significant changes regarding
working time, years of employment, work organization, type of employment contracts and …

India—This study assessed the relationship of age, poor perception of working condition,
poor safety environment, poor management and supervision, risktaking behavior, emotional …

The significance of occupational stressors as a risk factor in accidents has long been
recognized; however, the behavioral mechanisms underlying this relationship are currently …

The aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between psychosocial work
characteristics and the risk for being injured in an occupational accident. We performed this …

Accidents in the workplace occur for a number of reasons. It may results a minimal or tragic,
causing minor injury, damage to equipment or even in some cases, major injury or death …

Purpose This study investigates associations between psychological distress and workplace
accidents, workplace failures and workplace successes. Methods The Health and Work …

Background Workers involved in manufacturing are known to comprise a high‐risk
population for occupational injury, and this risk is greater in small and medium‐sized …