Researchers link workplace violence and musculoskeletal disorders
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A new study from the National Safety Council and University of Waterloo identifies workplace violence as a significant but preventable factor contributing to work-related musculoskeletal disorders on job sites. Construction professionals should recognize this connection and implement violence prevention measures as part of their overall worker safety strategy.
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Waterloo, Ontario — Workplace violence may be a “significant but preventable contributor” to work-related musculoskeletal disorders, according to a recent study from the National Safety Council and the University of Waterloo. A position paper published by the university’s Centre of Research…
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