carpal tunnel syndrome is known as an industrial new epidemic. in many of jobs, the same motions of hand are repeated thousands of times a day.  each day the number of people with the syndrome is increasing. clerks, workers in food preparation and packaging, and secretaries of large supermarkets have a high risk for suffering from this syndrome. in fact, all people who flex and extend their wri...

Analysts and economists often face the task of using employment metrics to characterize industries interest. Some key challenges can be understanding where find metrics, differences in various when each metric should used. This article analyzes a variety publicly available data for United States compares these data. A detailed description intricacies source is provided, which covers factors suc...

BACKGROUND The current labour market is becoming more flexible and informal, with job insecurity selectively affecting young workers. However, the role of these increasing adverse psychosocial working conditions on health outcomes remains little known among newly employed workers. OBJECTIVE To estimate the associations between psychosocial work environment and musculoskeletal outcomes (widesp...