Stress and strain

Article Abstract:

Work related stress can lead to severe problems in the upper limbs, which involves physical and psychosocial elements, but the major difficulty in treating such problems is that patients do not come for medical aid till the situation is worst. Thus, it is the right time for the companies to launch procedures, which motivate the employees to report health problems quickly.

Evaluation, Risk factors, Job stress

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HSC admits failure to meet injury target

Article Abstract:

The UK government failed to meet its target on reducing fatal and major injuries by 5% since 2000, according to the figures released by the Health and Safety Commission (HSC). The HSC assumes it has met the 10% target reduction in work-related ill health over the same period but cannot be sure as a result of lack of consistent data.

Labor Distribution by Employer, Statistics, Work-related injuries, Work related injuries, Control

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Exposure to radiofrequency under the spotlight

Article Abstract:

The 'UK National Study of Occupational Exposure to Radiofrequency Fields - Progress Report' discusses the progress of research into the health risks of electromagnetic fields. The study hopes to determine standards for employee exposure to harmful fields.

Health aspects, Electromagnetic fields, Radio frequency amplifiers, RF amplifiers

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