Mental health at work of workers with low socioeconomic status
The project aims to provide an overview on the prevalence of psychosocial risks and mental health problems among workers with low socio-economic status

Coordinator: Wise Angle
Period: 09/2022 - 07/2023
Funding body: European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA)
Partners: Notus

Categories: Employment and industrial relations, Poverty and social inclusion, 2023, 2022 Tags: precariousness, Mental health, OSH, low socio-economic status, working conditions

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OVERVIEW OF RESEARCH REGARDING MENTAL HEALTH AT WORK OF WORKERS WITH LOW SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS

The project aims to provide an overview of occupational safety and health research on the prevalence of psychosocial risks and mental health problems among workers with low socio-economic status. The project follows an Scoping Literature Review (SLR) methdology. This method involves the identification, collection and analysis of specialised literature through systematic features. To this aim, the research team relies on IT software solutions (Zotero, Excel Dataset, NVivo) through a systematic search on literature dabatases and a holistic website exploration of key institutional and stakeholder organisations.

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Mental health at work of workers with low socioeconomic statusThe project aims to provide an overview on the prevalence of psychosocial risks and mental health problems among workers with low socio-economic status

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