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P-348 The role of an occupational health service in the return to work from workers discourse analysis
2021
Poster Presentations
unpublished
at the disposal of employers, even outside working hours. This relationship is reversed when the worker has more seniority in the labor relationship. Conclusions The results presented here are the outcome of a study in which unionized workers, presumably organized and with access to information, participated. Despite this, results reveal that the law and the policies developed for the sector do not protect domestic workers' health, as they do not consider the particularities of the sector.
doi:10.1136/oem-2021-epi.281
fatcat:cc35ar6ynbb6fk7ypfdj4d2vtq