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Persistent inequality: evolution of psychosocial exposures at work among the salaried population in Spain between 2005 and 2016.

Mireia UtzetClara LlorensDavid MoriñaSalvador Moncada
Published in: International archives of occupational and environmental health (2020)
The new findings shed light on the evolution of the working conditions and health of the wage-earning population in Spain over the last 11 years. The stratification by gender and occupational group is relevant, since it allows a detailed analysis of the social disparities in the associations between psychosocial risks and mental health. The most vulnerable groups can be identified and preventive measures developed at source.
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