Managers Across Industries See Depression at Work Differently, But Rate Its Impact the Same
A survey of 1,819 Swedish managers shows that encountering employees with depression and anxiety is far more common in female-dominated, ...
A survey of 1,819 Swedish managers shows that encountering employees with depression and anxiety is far more common in female-dominated, ...
A seven-year Chinese cohort study of 2,296 petroleum workers finds that high-intensity shift work and moderate-to-heavy smoking independently raise the ...
A cross-sectional study of 680 nurses in Wuhan's top-tier hospitals identified three distinct profiles of problematic short-video use and found ...
A new study of 107 auto-rickshaw drivers in Satara, India, documents widespread heat-related illness and income loss, revealing how economic ...
A year-round monitoring study at a Rajasthan sandstone-carving workshop found that worker dust exposure nearly tripled in winter, when fine ...
A decade-long study of nearly 50,000 Chinese adults found that very high occupational physical activity was linked to a 26 ...
A factorial survey experiment of over 3,500 German employees shows that body temperature dominates decisions to work while ill, while ...
Researchers have distilled South Africa's state-funded asbestos rectification program into a governance framework showing that removing legacy asbestos from low-income ...
A large German randomized controlled trial found that an 18-month intensified return-to-work aftercare program did not significantly improve sustainable return ...
A qualitative study of 24 Chinese nurses with work-related musculoskeletal disorders finds that fractured, transactional hospital support erodes trust, professional ...
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