Inequalities in health risks in working environments

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Giagloglou, Eva and Graveling, Richard; (2019) Inequalities in health risks in working environments. In: Environmental Health Inequalities in Europe. WHO regional office for Europe, Copenhagen, Denmark, pp. 101-106. ISBN 9789289054157

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Abstract

The self-reported prevalence of intrinsic and extrinsic risk factors in work environments differs between sexes; males are reportedly more exposed to risk from extrinsic factors and females from intrinsic factors. These trends do not differ between Euro 1 and Euro 2 countries. Previous European working condition surveys indicate stable levels of inequality between sexes from intrinsic and extrinsic work environment factors.

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Giagloglou, Eva ORCID logoORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7754-5437 and Graveling, Richard;
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