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Work, so fundamental to well-being, has its darker and more costly side. Work can adversely affect our health, well beyond the usual counts of injuries that we think of as 'occupational health'. This book advances a social environmental understanding of the workplace and health.
Work, so fundamental to well-being, has its darker and more costly side. Work can adversely affect our health, well beyond the usual counts of injuries that we think of as 'occupational health'. This book advances a social environmental understanding of the workplace and health.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 364
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. März 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 154mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 551g
- ISBN-13: 9780415784696
- ISBN-10: 0415784697
- Artikelnr.: 48915113
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 364
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. März 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 154mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 551g
- ISBN-13: 9780415784696
- ISBN-10: 0415784697
- Artikelnr.: 48915113
Schnall, Peter; Dobson, Marnie; Rosskam, Ellen; Elling, Ray
Acknowledgments
Introduction-Chapter 1
Beyond the Individual: Connecting Work Environment and Health
Deborah R. Gordon and Peter L. Schnall
PART I: THE CHANGING NATURE OF WORK
CHAPTER 2 Economic Globalization and Its Effects on Labor
Chrisy Moutsatsos
CHAPTER 3 The Growing Imbalance: Class, Work, and Health in an Era of
Increasing Inequality
Jeffrey V. Johnson
CHAPTER 4 The Changing Nature of Work in Canada and Other Developed
Countries: What Do the Trends Over Time Tell Us?
Peter Smith and John Frank
CHAPTER 5 The Changing Nature of Work in the United States
Edward Yelin
PART II: THE HEALTH AND ECONOMIC COSTS OF "UNHEALTHY" WORK
CHAPTER 6 The Workplace and Cardiovascular Disease
Paul A. Landsbergis, Peter L. Schnall, and Marnie Dobson
CHAPTER 7 From Stress to Distress: The Impact of Work on Mental Health
Marnie Dobson and Peter L. Schnall
CHAPTER 8 Work, Ethnicity, and Health in California
Haiou Yang
CHAPTER 9 Work, Psychosocial Stressors, and the Bottom Line
Maritza Jauregui and Peter L. Schnall
PART III: INTERVENTIONS
CHAPTER 10 Stakeholder Perspectives on Work and Stress: Seeking Common
Ground
Deborah R. Gordon, Maritza Jauregui, and Peter L. Schnall
CHAPTER 11 Interventions to Reduce Job Stress and Improve Work Organization
and Worker Health
Paul A. Landsbergis
CHAPTER 12 Using Participatory Action Research Methodology to Improve
Worker Health
Ellen Rosskam
CHAPTER 13 The MUNI Health and Safety Project: A 26-Year Union-Management
Research Collaboration
Ray Antonio, June Fisher, and Ellen Rosskam
CHAPTER 14 Organizing and Collaborating to Reduce Hotel Workers' Injuries
Mike Casey and Ellen Rosskam
CHAPTER 15 The Maintenance Cooperation Trust Fund: Combating Worker
Exploitation and Unfair Competition through Collective Action with
Responsible Employers
Lilia García
CHAPTER 16 Occupational and Environmental Medicine in the Twenty-First
Century
Dean Baker, Marnie Dobson, and Peter L. Schnall
CHAPTER 17 Emotional Labor and the Pursuit of Happiness
Stephen Lloyd Smith
CHAPTER 18 Measuring the Protection of Workers' Health: A National Work
Security Index
Ellen Rosskam
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 19 Curing Unhealthy Work
Peter L. Schnall, Marnie Dobson, Ellen Rosskam, and Paul Landsbergis
Index
Introduction-Chapter 1
Beyond the Individual: Connecting Work Environment and Health
Deborah R. Gordon and Peter L. Schnall
PART I: THE CHANGING NATURE OF WORK
CHAPTER 2 Economic Globalization and Its Effects on Labor
Chrisy Moutsatsos
CHAPTER 3 The Growing Imbalance: Class, Work, and Health in an Era of
Increasing Inequality
Jeffrey V. Johnson
CHAPTER 4 The Changing Nature of Work in Canada and Other Developed
Countries: What Do the Trends Over Time Tell Us?
Peter Smith and John Frank
CHAPTER 5 The Changing Nature of Work in the United States
Edward Yelin
PART II: THE HEALTH AND ECONOMIC COSTS OF "UNHEALTHY" WORK
CHAPTER 6 The Workplace and Cardiovascular Disease
Paul A. Landsbergis, Peter L. Schnall, and Marnie Dobson
CHAPTER 7 From Stress to Distress: The Impact of Work on Mental Health
Marnie Dobson and Peter L. Schnall
CHAPTER 8 Work, Ethnicity, and Health in California
Haiou Yang
CHAPTER 9 Work, Psychosocial Stressors, and the Bottom Line
Maritza Jauregui and Peter L. Schnall
PART III: INTERVENTIONS
CHAPTER 10 Stakeholder Perspectives on Work and Stress: Seeking Common
Ground
Deborah R. Gordon, Maritza Jauregui, and Peter L. Schnall
CHAPTER 11 Interventions to Reduce Job Stress and Improve Work Organization
and Worker Health
Paul A. Landsbergis
CHAPTER 12 Using Participatory Action Research Methodology to Improve
Worker Health
Ellen Rosskam
CHAPTER 13 The MUNI Health and Safety Project: A 26-Year Union-Management
Research Collaboration
Ray Antonio, June Fisher, and Ellen Rosskam
CHAPTER 14 Organizing and Collaborating to Reduce Hotel Workers' Injuries
Mike Casey and Ellen Rosskam
CHAPTER 15 The Maintenance Cooperation Trust Fund: Combating Worker
Exploitation and Unfair Competition through Collective Action with
Responsible Employers
Lilia García
CHAPTER 16 Occupational and Environmental Medicine in the Twenty-First
Century
Dean Baker, Marnie Dobson, and Peter L. Schnall
CHAPTER 17 Emotional Labor and the Pursuit of Happiness
Stephen Lloyd Smith
CHAPTER 18 Measuring the Protection of Workers' Health: A National Work
Security Index
Ellen Rosskam
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 19 Curing Unhealthy Work
Peter L. Schnall, Marnie Dobson, Ellen Rosskam, and Paul Landsbergis
Index
Acknowledgments
Introduction-Chapter 1
Beyond the Individual: Connecting Work Environment and Health
Deborah R. Gordon and Peter L. Schnall
PART I: THE CHANGING NATURE OF WORK
CHAPTER 2 Economic Globalization and Its Effects on Labor
Chrisy Moutsatsos
CHAPTER 3 The Growing Imbalance: Class, Work, and Health in an Era of
Increasing Inequality
Jeffrey V. Johnson
CHAPTER 4 The Changing Nature of Work in Canada and Other Developed
Countries: What Do the Trends Over Time Tell Us?
Peter Smith and John Frank
CHAPTER 5 The Changing Nature of Work in the United States
Edward Yelin
PART II: THE HEALTH AND ECONOMIC COSTS OF "UNHEALTHY" WORK
CHAPTER 6 The Workplace and Cardiovascular Disease
Paul A. Landsbergis, Peter L. Schnall, and Marnie Dobson
CHAPTER 7 From Stress to Distress: The Impact of Work on Mental Health
Marnie Dobson and Peter L. Schnall
CHAPTER 8 Work, Ethnicity, and Health in California
Haiou Yang
CHAPTER 9 Work, Psychosocial Stressors, and the Bottom Line
Maritza Jauregui and Peter L. Schnall
PART III: INTERVENTIONS
CHAPTER 10 Stakeholder Perspectives on Work and Stress: Seeking Common
Ground
Deborah R. Gordon, Maritza Jauregui, and Peter L. Schnall
CHAPTER 11 Interventions to Reduce Job Stress and Improve Work Organization
and Worker Health
Paul A. Landsbergis
CHAPTER 12 Using Participatory Action Research Methodology to Improve
Worker Health
Ellen Rosskam
CHAPTER 13 The MUNI Health and Safety Project: A 26-Year Union-Management
Research Collaboration
Ray Antonio, June Fisher, and Ellen Rosskam
CHAPTER 14 Organizing and Collaborating to Reduce Hotel Workers' Injuries
Mike Casey and Ellen Rosskam
CHAPTER 15 The Maintenance Cooperation Trust Fund: Combating Worker
Exploitation and Unfair Competition through Collective Action with
Responsible Employers
Lilia García
CHAPTER 16 Occupational and Environmental Medicine in the Twenty-First
Century
Dean Baker, Marnie Dobson, and Peter L. Schnall
CHAPTER 17 Emotional Labor and the Pursuit of Happiness
Stephen Lloyd Smith
CHAPTER 18 Measuring the Protection of Workers' Health: A National Work
Security Index
Ellen Rosskam
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 19 Curing Unhealthy Work
Peter L. Schnall, Marnie Dobson, Ellen Rosskam, and Paul Landsbergis
Index
Introduction-Chapter 1
Beyond the Individual: Connecting Work Environment and Health
Deborah R. Gordon and Peter L. Schnall
PART I: THE CHANGING NATURE OF WORK
CHAPTER 2 Economic Globalization and Its Effects on Labor
Chrisy Moutsatsos
CHAPTER 3 The Growing Imbalance: Class, Work, and Health in an Era of
Increasing Inequality
Jeffrey V. Johnson
CHAPTER 4 The Changing Nature of Work in Canada and Other Developed
Countries: What Do the Trends Over Time Tell Us?
Peter Smith and John Frank
CHAPTER 5 The Changing Nature of Work in the United States
Edward Yelin
PART II: THE HEALTH AND ECONOMIC COSTS OF "UNHEALTHY" WORK
CHAPTER 6 The Workplace and Cardiovascular Disease
Paul A. Landsbergis, Peter L. Schnall, and Marnie Dobson
CHAPTER 7 From Stress to Distress: The Impact of Work on Mental Health
Marnie Dobson and Peter L. Schnall
CHAPTER 8 Work, Ethnicity, and Health in California
Haiou Yang
CHAPTER 9 Work, Psychosocial Stressors, and the Bottom Line
Maritza Jauregui and Peter L. Schnall
PART III: INTERVENTIONS
CHAPTER 10 Stakeholder Perspectives on Work and Stress: Seeking Common
Ground
Deborah R. Gordon, Maritza Jauregui, and Peter L. Schnall
CHAPTER 11 Interventions to Reduce Job Stress and Improve Work Organization
and Worker Health
Paul A. Landsbergis
CHAPTER 12 Using Participatory Action Research Methodology to Improve
Worker Health
Ellen Rosskam
CHAPTER 13 The MUNI Health and Safety Project: A 26-Year Union-Management
Research Collaboration
Ray Antonio, June Fisher, and Ellen Rosskam
CHAPTER 14 Organizing and Collaborating to Reduce Hotel Workers' Injuries
Mike Casey and Ellen Rosskam
CHAPTER 15 The Maintenance Cooperation Trust Fund: Combating Worker
Exploitation and Unfair Competition through Collective Action with
Responsible Employers
Lilia García
CHAPTER 16 Occupational and Environmental Medicine in the Twenty-First
Century
Dean Baker, Marnie Dobson, and Peter L. Schnall
CHAPTER 17 Emotional Labor and the Pursuit of Happiness
Stephen Lloyd Smith
CHAPTER 18 Measuring the Protection of Workers' Health: A National Work
Security Index
Ellen Rosskam
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 19 Curing Unhealthy Work
Peter L. Schnall, Marnie Dobson, Ellen Rosskam, and Paul Landsbergis
Index