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Trucker safety requires an alert, buckled-up, experienced driver, with a reliable vehicle and strong employer safety programs. About 2.6 million workers drive trucks that weigh over 10,000 pounds (large trucks).
Employees who point out problems in the office may help the company improve, but could be hurting themselves in the process. Such negative-minded workers are more likely to become mentally fatigued and defensive and experience a drop-off in production.
A healthy lifestyle intervention program administered at the workplace significantly reduces risk factors for diabetes and heart disease, according to a new study.
Hard physical work, high blood pressure and taking multiple medications are among the factors that may make men less fertile, new research finds.
A new poll in the United States finds that pain is a key factor in the gap between the amount of sleep Americans say they need and the amount they’re getting — an average 42 minute sleep debt for those with chronic pain and 14 minutes for those who’ve suffered from acute pain in the past week.
This month’s round-up of occupational health (OH) research looks at workplace asthma, employee burnout and absence self-referral.
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