Titlebook: Handbook of Socioeconomic Determinants of Occupational Health; From Macro-level to T?res Theorell Reference work 2020 The Editor(s) (if ap

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Occupational Noise: A Determinant of Social Inequalities in Health(hypersensitivity to sound), as well as other health outcomes, such as distress, hypertension, and occupational injuries..Hearing loss and many health conditions are more frequent in lower socioeconomic groups. Loud occupational noise is generally also more common among blue-collar workers, while wh

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Underemployment, Overemployment, and Mental Healthkers’ mental health. More specifically, the concept of “volition” is entered in research on mental health consequences of working hours. Volition, in this context, means the degree to which workers are able to work their preferred number of?working hours. To describe work hours that are not in line

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Job Intensityristics, which describe aspects of heavy workload, work organization and timing, conflict, and effort exerted to complete tasks, that may result in work-related stress. Research emanating from low- and middle-income countries (LMIC) on the predictors, prevalence, and outcomes of work intensity is li

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T?res TheorellCovers link between effort-reward imbalance and work stress.Integrates key macro-, meso- and micro-level research.Features unique focus on socioeconomic determinants.Includes supplementary material:

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