Influencia de algunas variables organizacionales sobre la salud y la accidentabilidad laboral

Influencia de algunas variables organizacionales sobre la salud y la accidentabilidad laboral

Construction work is a very dangerous occupation, thus it is important to reduce worker exposure to organizational stressors. This study examines the relationships between three organizational variables (job stress, safety climate, social support) and accidents or near-miss out-comes. Self-reported...

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