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Do influence at work and possibilities for development mitigate the impact of job demands for workers with and without depression.

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JNL SCA

Author:

Ots, P ; Keller, AC

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Scandinavian journal of work, environment & health: 2023, 49, n.2 - March

Year:

2023

Type:

Journal Article

Subject:

Workload ; Depression ; Job satisfaction

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