| What is the impact of depression on years of employment among working-age adults? |
No. 113, Summer
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| IWH researchers create roadmap for AI research that prioritizes worker health |
No. 113, Summer
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| New social innovation lab launched to build employer disability confidence |
No. 112, Spring
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| Three future of work scenarios to help develop inclusion strategies for young people with disabilities |
No. 112, Spring
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| Canadians with disabilities twice as likely to report low quality employment than those without disabilities |
No. 112, Spring
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| IWH tool comes out ahead in Australian study of OHS leading indicator tools |
No. 111, Winter
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| One in four young adults in the U.S. have poor mental health—and the lowest earnings among their peers |
No. 111, Winter
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| Launching a research program on AI, work and health |
No. 111, Winter
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| Employers struggle to provide newcomers with OHS training, support: IWH study |
No. 110, Fall
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| IWH study finds 7 in 10 injured workers still experience pain more than a year after injury |
No. 110, Fall
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| Workers doing vigorous, tiring activity all day no healthier than those who are least active |
No. 109, Summer
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| Widely used survey lacks ability to tell apart 13 distinct psychosocial work factors |
No. 108, Spring
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| Review synthesizes differences between men, women in injury risks and outcomes |
No. 108, Spring
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| Cannabis use linked to higher injury risk, but only among those who use at or before work |
No. 108, Spring
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| IWH study finds psychosocial work stressors lead to burnout, but not vice versa |
No. 107, Winter
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| In most sectors, workplaces saw lower COVID transmission rates than in the community |
No. 106, Fall
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| For a segment of the workforce, psychosocial working conditions are poor across the board |
No. 106, Fall
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| What’s connecting the global OHS community? Five things heard at the XXII World Congress on Safety and Health at Work |
No. 106, Fall
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| Unemployment benefits linked to lower mortality rates over 10 years: IWH study |
No. 106, Fall
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| Emerging evidence points to negative health effects of physical work demands |
No. 105, Summer
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| Costs of providing UV ray protection at job sites outweighed by averted skin cancers |
No. 104, Spring
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| Nine trends that will likely shape future of work for groups of vulnerable workers |
No. 104, Spring
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| Having depression leads to lower earnings over 10 years: study |
No. 104, Spring
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| Precarity more likely for older, new workers with disabilities |
No. 103, Winter
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| What research can do: Workplace COVID outbreaks reported by Ontario public health account for one in 20 cases in working-age adults |
No. 103, Winter
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