The increase in female employment is associated with a greater presence of women, especially in certain categories of work. There is a greater exposure to the specific risks for woman of the examined sector, considered even more dangerous in certain situations such as pregnancy and lactation. It is documented by a rich scientific literature the existence of a close correlation between infertility, abortions, malformations, prematurity and work exposure to physical, chemical and biological agents. The Legislator establishes specific preventive rules aimed to promote family and to protect the health and well-being of working mothers
Women belong to a special group of employees. The protection of women's work manifests itself in the...
Occupational exposures in different industries may pose serious health impacts. A number of epidemio...
Abstract As a society becomes more modernized, the role of women in a working place is increasing. A...
textabstractWith the increasing labour force participation among women in Western countries, many w...
The working environments have undergone profound changes over the years, introducing more and more t...
Early in the twentieth century, states and courts began limiting the workplace hours of wage-earning...
Over the past two decades, several U.S. companies have sought to bar women from jobs that expose the...
"The many observable dysfunctions classified as disorders of reproduction include infertility, impot...
Exclusionary work policies, known as fetal-protection policies, have a rationale and focus on women ...
Many women of childbearing age are exposed to reproductive toxicants in the workplace. This article ...
The paper outlines the data obtained in the course of long-term research dedicated to studying the e...
Background In Switzerland, occupational risks for pregnant workers are covered by specific maternit...
As workers become more aware that occupational exposure to toxic substances can impair their ability...
Occupational exposure figures are inexact, and environmental levels are even more difficult to docum...
Work exposures of parents to potentially hazardous agents may affect not only their own health, incl...
Women belong to a special group of employees. The protection of women's work manifests itself in the...
Occupational exposures in different industries may pose serious health impacts. A number of epidemio...
Abstract As a society becomes more modernized, the role of women in a working place is increasing. A...
textabstractWith the increasing labour force participation among women in Western countries, many w...
The working environments have undergone profound changes over the years, introducing more and more t...
Early in the twentieth century, states and courts began limiting the workplace hours of wage-earning...
Over the past two decades, several U.S. companies have sought to bar women from jobs that expose the...
"The many observable dysfunctions classified as disorders of reproduction include infertility, impot...
Exclusionary work policies, known as fetal-protection policies, have a rationale and focus on women ...
Many women of childbearing age are exposed to reproductive toxicants in the workplace. This article ...
The paper outlines the data obtained in the course of long-term research dedicated to studying the e...
Background In Switzerland, occupational risks for pregnant workers are covered by specific maternit...
As workers become more aware that occupational exposure to toxic substances can impair their ability...
Occupational exposure figures are inexact, and environmental levels are even more difficult to docum...
Work exposures of parents to potentially hazardous agents may affect not only their own health, incl...
Women belong to a special group of employees. The protection of women's work manifests itself in the...
Occupational exposures in different industries may pose serious health impacts. A number of epidemio...
Abstract As a society becomes more modernized, the role of women in a working place is increasing. A...