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题名	作者	出版年	年卷期
OHS inspectors and psychosocial risk factors: Evidence from Australia	Richard Johnstone; Michael Quinlan; Maria McNamara	2011	2011, vol.49, no.4
The role of policy for the management of psychosocial risks at the workplace in the European Union	Stavroula Leka; Aditya Jain; Sergio Iavicoli; Maarit Vartia; Michael Ertel	2011	2011, vol.49, no.4
New tools and strategies for the inspection of the psychosocial working environment: The experience of the Danish Working Environment Authority	Mette Bogehus Rasmussen; Tom Hansen; Klaus T. Nielsen	2011	2011, vol.49, no.4
Why it was so difficult to develop new methods to inspect work organization and psychosocial risks in Sweden	Anders Bruhn; Kaj Frick	2011	2011, vol.49, no.4
Protection of workers' mental health in Quebec: Do general duty clauses allow labour inspectors to do their job?	Katherine Lippel; Michel Vezina; Rachel Cox	2011	2011, vol.49, no.4
CC.OO. ("Comisiones Obreras") - ISTAS (Union Institute of Work, Environment and Health) participatory action plan for a healthier work organization: A case study	Salvador Moncada; Clara Llorens; Neus Moreno; Fernando Rodrigo; Paul Landsbergis	2011	2011, vol.49, no.4
Worker representation and psycho-social risks: A problematic relationship?	David Walters	2011	2011, vol.49, no.4