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Ethical issues in worker productivity.
Abstract
Occupational health has always operated at the intersection of corporate economic concerns and worker health. Conflicting demands on the loyalty of occupational health professionals by the interests of labor and industry have made negotiating this minefield an essential part of the practice of occupational medicine. In recent years, occupational health professionals have found themselves increasingly required to rationalize worker health...
Paper Details
Title
Ethical issues in worker productivity.
Published Date
Sep 13, 2002
Journal
Volume
17
Issue
4
Pages
687 - 92
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