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Work-related factors associated with psychological distress among grocery workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Authors
Payne J; Esquivel NS; Strazza K; Viator C; Durocher B; Sivén J; Flynn MA; Menéndez CC; Kaur H
Source
AJPM Focus 2024 Dec; 3(6):100272
Examining childhood and adulthood stressors as risk factors for gestational diabetes mellitus in working pregnant individuals: a prospective cohort study.
Authors
Mendez L; Li J; Hsieh C-T; Zhang L; Britt J; Crockett A; Chen L
Source
Prev Med 2024 Dec; 189:108163
Educator perspectives on stressors and health: a qualitative study of U.S. K-12 educators in February 2022.
Authors
Cavallari JM; Trudel SM; Charamut NR; Suleiman AO; Sanetti LMH; Miskovsky MN; Brennan ME; Dugan AG
Source
BMC Public Health 2024 Oct; 24:2733
Burden and social distribution of occupational psychosocial exposures in the United States workforce, 2022.
Authors
Stephan-Recaido SC; Peckham TK; Hawkins D; Baker MG
Source
Am J Ind Med 2024 Oct; 67(10):888-900
A research agenda for occupational safety, health, & well-being in hospitality & tourism management.
Authors
Ciarlante K; Mejia C; Broker E
Source
Int J Hosp Manag 2024 Oct; 123:103887
Financial stress and leadership behavior: the role of leader gender.
Authors
Spoelma TM; Fletcher KA
Source
J Occup Health Psychol 2024 Oct; 29(5):317-341
Trajectories and predictors of client violence among child protection services workers.
Authors
Radey M; Wilke DJ
Source
Psychol Violence 2024 Sep; 14(5):291-301
"A major issue": the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on how home care leaders perceive and promote aides' mental health and well-being.
Authors
Tsui EK; LaMonica M; Boerner K; Baron S
Source
J Appl Gerontol 2024 Sep; 43(9):1214-1227
Multiple forms of perceived job discrimination and hypertension risk among employed women: findings from the Sister Study.
Authors
Coates MM; Arah OA; Matthews TA; Sandler DP; Jackson CL; Li J
Source
Am J Ind Med 2024 Sep; 67(9):844-856
Longitudinal associations of effort and reward at work with changes in cognitive function: evidence from a national study of U.S. workers.
Authors
Guardiano M; Matthews TA; Liu S; Arah OA; Siegrist J; Li J
Source
Int Arch Occup Environ Health 2024 Sep; 97(7):745-755
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