Gender issues in safety and health at work: a review
European Agency for Safety and Health at Work, Bilbao
EU-OSHA - Bilbao
2003
222 p.
absenteeism ; disability ; gender ; job exposure relation ; labour market ; legislation ; occupational accidents ; occupational disease ; occupational safety and health ; survey
Gender equality & Women
English
Bibliogr.;Ill.
92-9191-045-7
"Achieving gender equality in all aspects of employment is now a key European priority. It is a matter of rights, but it is also a matter of sound economic policy - especially considering the human and economic costs of injuries and ill health caused ."
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