| What research can do: IWH research helps prevention system shift focus from young to new workers |
No. 97, Summer
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| Review confirms prevention system’s message about injury risks and new workers |
No. 97, Summer
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| Supportive supervisors help reduce risks when workers face hazards, lack protection |
No. 95, Winter
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| Embedding essential skills training in OHS lessons can boost learning: study |
No. 92, Spring
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| Newcomers often lack OHS protection and information in their precarious first jobs |
No. 91, Winter
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| Workers with disabilities report greater hazard exposure and lower protection |
No. 90, Fall
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| OHS vulnerability as defined by IWH tool linked to self-reported injury rates |
No. 87, Winter
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| Distinct types of OHS vulnerability seen in young, temporary, small business employees |
No. 82, Fall
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| IWH research on vulnerable workers leads to tool for measuring risk factors |
No. 80, Spring
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| People hit by joblessness in early 1990s faced higher risk of dying within 10 years |
No. 74, Fall
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| Permanent work injury lowers women’s chances of marriage |
No. 72, Spring
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| Mental health suffers among workers permanently impaired by job injury |
No. 72, Spring
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| Over-qualified recent immigrant men at increased risk of job injury |
No. 70, Fall
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| Study finds persistence of higher injury risk for new workers |
No. 69, Summer
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| Temp agency workers falling through cracks in OHS system |
No. 69, Summer
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| What’s next for RAACWI? |
No. 68, Spring
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| Hot off the presses...and into the hands of practitioners |
No. 67, Winter
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| Change is possible: Ontario youth WSIB claim rate declining |
No. 66, Fall
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| Over-qualified immigrants at risk of poorer mental health |
No. 64, Spring
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| Immigrant worker safety: IWH develops OHS information tool for newcomers |
No. 64, Spring
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| Investigating temporary employment in Canada |
No. 62, Fall
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| IWH provides expertise to Ministry of Labour panel |
No. 62, Fall
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| Research findings from CARWH conference now online |
No. 61, Summer
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| Leading work-health researchers to attend Toronto conference |
No. 60, Spring
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| Dyslexia linked to higher risk of work injury among youth |
No. 58, Fall
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