At Work archive

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