Sentence examples for occupational issues from inspiring English sources

Several documents from the 20th century reveal the Royal Society's increasing role in advising government and addressing industrial or occupational issues.

Companies might be paying men and women equally for equal work but the senior level could be dominated by men, for example, or there might be occupational issues at play, with women tending to be concentrated in lower-paid sectors.

Thus, the environmental and occupational issues related to it are very important.

Participants are referred to a French cLBP care network to support medical and occupational issues.

As well as occupational issues, other patient factors are also important.

The carcinogenic risk to individuals or subpopulations that have genetic, behavioral, or occupational issues that increase their susceptibility to PAHs may be underrepresented by this assessment.

Whole-body vibration (WBV) is an occupational issue of concern due to adverse health effects or simple discomfort and annoyance.

The large number of workers needed to achieve this goal creates occupational health issues that are complicated by the focus on the harvest, the intense heat and the influx of temporary workers.

The survey and suggestions from the symposiums showed that Taiwanese social workers had many occupational health issues and lacked support.

Wherever public health is practiced, it, along with environmental and occupational health issues, has long been intertwined with politics.

Many occupational safety issues have harnessed the combined forces of media attention, consumer pressure, and government oversight to inspire change.