Furthermore, women in developing countries are more vulnerable to working in poor conditions because there are few other legitimate opportunities for them to earn income (Laudal 2010).
In contrast, when we are not practicing well-being, we are not living our most power-filled life, rendering us much more vulnerable to work-related stress.
The presence of chronic disease as a third burden may render women more vulnerable to the work-related burden and place them at increased risk for sickness absence.
These health workers are more vulnerable to occupational injury, work instigated disability, and are at higher risk of experiencing prolonged work absence due to workplace health and safety (WHS) issues.
The aim of the study was to determine if smokers' backs are more vulnerable to hard physical work and overweight, from this pathoanatomical point of view.
Creating safe environments Mr. Vasquez said that some of the countries that are more vulnerable to climate change are already working to make schools more resilient.
People reasoned that driving to work made them more vulnerable to being pulled over and arrested.
They see Mr. Obama as more vulnerable to defections among economically pinched working class voters than among higher earners whose taxes he would raise.
Many private institutions, like all Oxford and many Cambridge colleges, also joined, though some opted out, perhaps fearing that detailing their whereabouts might make works more vulnerable to theft.
"They're more vulnerable to problems with attention, planning and working memory, even among those with average I.Q.'s.
NOTE: Enabling the true administrator account (and then working on it, of course) will make your computer more vulnerable to security threats and will make your computer unsafe.
