A new study suggests that professional drivers' hours should be shortened and measures taken to reduce their job stress, in order to combat their high risk of stroke.
A new study has found that work with poor ergonomics induces higher levels of stress among workers and lengthens the time taken to recover from lower back injuries.
A new study says the number of cancers caused by occupation is vastly underestimated, finding that about 1.5 million Australians each year are exposed to known carcinogens through their work.
Australian petroleum workers have suffered significantly higher rates of mesothelioma than the general population, but the incidence of leukaemia is falling, according to a new study.
A new study brings together the growing body of research linking casual employment with increased injury rates, and makes recommendations for improving the safety of these workers.
Australian researchers have concluded that substituting powdered latex gloves is effective in reducing allergic reactions and asthma in healthcare workers.
A new Australian study has found that staff training alone isn't enough to reduce injuries to healthcare workers caused by violent patients, but a multi-strategy approach can be successful.
A new study has added to evidence that temporary employees have a higher risk of being injured at work, but the risk is most likely due to being "new" to the workplace.
A new study has found that workers in human service professions - particularly teachers, social workers and healthcare professionals - have a higher risk of developing psychological disorders.
