[The burden and tension of labor in miners and the age structure of workers]
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Abstract:
By examining 7558 miners from 5 Kuzbass collieries, the author considered the impact of the burden and tension of labor on the workers' age structure. Particular emphasis is laid on over-50-year-olds regarded as persons with natural age-related decreased working capacity and, possibly, labor ability. The maximally pronounced decrease in the proportion of over-50-year-olds was observed in the occupations characterized by the high burden of labor and its combination with its high tension. This was not seen when the labor showed a high tension in combination with low work burden.
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