Employment Quality as a Health Determinant: Empirical Evidence for the Waged and Self-Employed

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RT @GevaertJessie: Our new paper on #employmentquality and #healthoutcomes for both waged and self-employed workers was published in Work a…

18 Aug 2020

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My interest in topic comes from my recent work: Boyce, R.A., Nancarrow, S., et al., (2019), Retrospective analysis & future trends in allied health leadership & workforce: from therapy divisions to gig-economy aggregators, National Allied Health Co

14 Aug 2020

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RT @RosalieBoyce: 'Employment quality as a health determinant'. My thoughts: 'Precarious employment' & 'unprecedented' times coupled togeth…

14 Aug 2020

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'Employment quality as a health determinant'. My thoughts: 'Precarious employment' & 'unprecedented' times coupled together no longer seems... well... unprecedented 😕@Ahpscot @theRCOT @JuliaScottRCOT @Sarah_Hewko @otaust @AASW_ @sallymcmanus https://t

14 Aug 2020

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