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Michael P Foley

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Workplace wellbeing and quality of working lifeSocial program evaluation

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|Dec 13, 2021

Work-related injury burden, workers' compensation claim filing, and barriers: Results from a statewide survey of janitors.

Naomi J Anderson, Caroline K Smith, Michael P Foley

|Sep 05, 2017

Factors underlying observed injury rate differences between temporary workers and permanent peers.

Michael Foley

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