Finally, we utilize measures of occupational job attributes, which enable us to construct occupational skill and working condition indices for the primary and secondary jobs.
From 1066 until the 13th century the occupational name attributed to Robert d'Abbetot existed with numerous spelling and other variations.
In contrast, 44.4% of the autochthonous infections were attributed to recreational activities (Table 1), 29.8% were attributed to occupational exposures, and 15.5% were attributed to accidents.
While the regression underlying the estimates in the first column does not include any other control variables, the second column includes all application attributes and occupational fixed effects.
Lung cancer is most commonly attributed to smoking; 80-90% of lung cancer cases are attributed to smoking and a smaller proportion 10-200%) is attributed to occupational exposure to agents such as uranium, ionising radiation, asbestos, silica, arsenic, beryllium, chloromethyl, nickel chromates, indoor emissions from burning fuels, and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) [ 6- 8].
The theory that childbearing is linked to breast cancer dates from 1743, when an Italian researcher called the disease an occupational hazard of nuns, attributing their relatively high rate of breast cancer to their childlessness.
Ankle sprains are a common orthopedic injury in military populations, which may be attributed to occupational demands and footwear.
The resurgence of TB which has particularly affected gold miners in South Africa, is attributed to occupational risk factors for TB including silica dust exposure and high HIV prevalence.
In 2014, an estimated 7000 skin cancer cases were attributed to occupational solar ultraviolet (UV) exposure in Canada (CAREX Canada, 2015).
In addition to the unemployment gap, economists have noted stark differences in wages for black and white workers that can't be attributed to occupational or educational differences.
