work-induced

Was she really where she was, or suffering through a work-induced dream?

Certainly, there should not be any acceptable level of death or disability through work-induced injury or disease.

It could simply be work-induced stress.

Mining asbestos may cause work-induced sickness.

Mary Michael Dennehy came out of her work-induced trance just as Ethan was turning away.

In the same year the first Police Chaplains were appointed, as recognition grew of the effects work-induced trauma had on police personnel.

Work-induced allergy is fairly simple to diagnose: the symptoms worsen as the workday progresses, and lessen after you leave.

To this augmented body-count must be added the victims of auto-industrial pollution and work-induced alcoholism and drug addiction.

At 90 decibels a whole raft of protective measures must be introduced to prevent hearing-loss but the problem may not be solely work-induced.

He often went to the Singapore Cricket Club to play snooker and billiards as a means of releasing work-induced stress.

It applied the theoretical and methodological framework of work psychodynamics, an approach that explores how physicians analyse and understand what poses a work-induced problem.

Colin Downes-Grainger, 62, a former primary-school teacher, was given 17 different tranquillisers, sleeping tablets and anti-depressants from the age of 25 for work-induced stress.

Different schools of thought and practice include Mendel's action research framed in a 'sociopsychoanalytic' perspective and Dejours's psychodynamics of work, with its emphasis on work-induced suffering and defence mechanisms.

If we multiply the former figure by a factor of two to obtain a roughly comparable population at risk size, we arrive at a ratio of seven to one in favour (sic ) of work-induced avoidable suffering.

Following the predictable arc, he then offers his road-to-Damascus story of enlightenment, wherein he rebounds out of a work-induced nervous breakdown with a vow to eliminate everything that was standing in the way of happiness — starting with his Treo.

Not only are many consumers injured by corporate crime; thousands of employees too suffer from 'accidents' at work (which are in fact not pure accidents but events which spring directly from the conditions of production and are in that sense avoidable) or work-induced diseases, such as asbestosis, lung cancer, and mesothelioma.