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- Collection: Vol. 14 No. 4 (2024)
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Employee-related factors influencing health and safety in the Ghanaian construction industry: A confirmatory factor analysis of professionals’ perspectives
Employees’ gross disregard for health and safety issues in the construction industry is worrying. The paper aims to identify the employee factors that could influence health and safety in Ghana’s construction sector
Work-related injuries and stress among iron and steel fabrication workers in Bhubaneswar, Odisha: A cross-sectional study
Any personal injury or death due to an occupational accident is classified as an occupational injury by the International Labor Organization. The metal fabrication work in automotive, aerospace, and electronic …
Prediction of behavior towards personal protective equipment use in the Ghanaian construction sector: Application of the extended theory of planned behavior
Due to unsafe behavior at job sites, the construction sector has a high accidentand injury rate. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) effectively prevents occupational accidents, but compliance with its use is not always guaranteed due to unsafe…
The relationship between socio-demographic characteristics, safety awareness, and safety behaviorsamong workers ine-waste recycling shops in Thailand
Safety behavioris an approach to workplace safety that focuses on workers’ behavioras the cause of most work-related injuries and illnesses. Some of the effects of e-waste recycling may occur on health
Relationship between supportive supervision and caring behavior among healthcare workers: The mediating role of job satisfaction
A significant way of ensuring treatment efficacy is through human interaction focusing on caring behavior. However, few studies exist examiningfactors within the healthcare sector and their impact onthe caring behaviorof…
Prevalence of respiratory symptoms among female workers in the fishprocessing industryin Odisha
n recent years, there has been a significant expansion in the fish processing industry. The current study was madeto evaluate the pulmonary and respiratory issues that the female workersof the fish processing industry faced
Prevalence and associated factors of chronic venous insufficiency among seafood processing workers in Hai Phong, Vietnam
Chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) is a condition of impaired venous system function due to insufficiency of venous valves. The prolonged periods of standing or sitting areconsidered the most crucial risk factor of CVI. The objective of …
Study on effects of hand-arm vibration syndrome on construction workers in Oman
The prolonged exposure of construction industry workers to various vibrating equipment gives rise to hand-arm vibration syndrome (HVS). Due to its growing prevalence among construction workers, scientists around the world have sought to examine …
Prevalence of musculoskeletal ailments and associated factors among shoemakers in Kolkata, West Benga
Foot covering was one of the first things made by our primitive ancestors.Shoes have played an important role in human culture throughout history. Shoemakers and their health have attracted less attention than the shoes…
Coping strategies for workplace violence among nursing students in Vietnam
Nursing students, facing restricted clinical exposure and interpersonal challenges, are particularly susceptible to workplace violence. Given its profound implications, comprehending their reactions to such occurrences is…