公開決定はなぜそんなに難しいのか? 慢性障害のある労働者が職場で健康情報を公開することを促す要因を理解する

Monique A M Gignac1,2, Julie Bowring3, Ron Saunders3

  • 1Institute for Work & Health, 400 University Avenue, Suite 1800, Toronto, ON, M5G 1S5, Canada. mgignac@iwh.on.ca.

まとめ

障害のある労働者は健康への影響よりも 個人的な好みや職場の文化を優先します 障害のある労働者は健康への影響よりも 個人的な好みや職場の文化を優先します これらの優先順位を理解することは,効果的な職場支援戦略の鍵です.

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