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MSDs : why wholly technology based solutions do not work.
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JNL HES
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HesaMag : European Trade Union Institute's (ETUI) health and safety at work magazine: 2015, n. 11 - Spring-Summer
Year:
2015
Type:
Journal Article
Subject:
Health services
;
Musculoskeletal disorders
;
Manual tasks
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