Sentence examples for occupational vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

Collaborative efforts between the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) and the American Society of Safety Engineers ASSEE) led to a report focusing on overlapping occupational vulnerabilities, specifically small construction businesses employing young, non-native workers.

Low SES, language barriers, occupational exposure, and spatial vulnerability are reported to be contributing factors, more so than ethnicity itself.

EDCs and biological windows of vulnerability are not currently considered in the establishing of occupational exposure limits (OELs).

Occupational exposure.

Psychological factors, occupational danger, biological vulnerability — all are possible factors in doctors' addictions.

A variable was created to assess if the participants were below poverty line, based on a new methodology proposed by the Planning Commission, which takes into account residential, occupational and social vulnerability of families [ 25].

Therefore results in Bari and Tel-Aviv regarding the effect among the 15 64 year olds are difficult to interpret, although there is some evidence that in this age group the presence of specific chronic diseases or specific occupational risks may increase vulnerability to heat [ 35].

Perhaps the most important problem is the vulnerability of occupational studies to the healthy worker effect, that is, the bias inherent in studying populations of workers who remain after the departure of sicker and/or more susceptible workers, especially problematic in cross-sectional studies of current workers.

Our findings suggest that FSW SRH interventions in African settings that seek to engage with the community need to rethink their lack of attention to structural factors and reframe FSW vulnerability as an occupational health problem, to be addressed through collective action built on genuine involvement of FSWs themselves.

New hypotheses are identified to refine models of stress-related injury vulnerability in athletic and occupational contexts.

This paper reviews research on stress-related injury vulnerability in athletic and occupational contexts to characterize and compare samples, methods, and conclusions from the perspective of an integrated model of stress-related injury vulnerability.