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worker health
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African countries
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In African countries, worker health is affected by inadequate infrastructure and limited healthcare access, especially in rural areas.
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Asian countries
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Asian countries are increasingly recognizing the importance of mental health support and stress management programs for worker health and productivity.
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Brazil
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In Brazil, some industries with fewer safety regulations pose higher health risks for workers, particularly in informal economies.
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China
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In China, long working hours and high productivity are prioritized over worker health in many industries.
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Eastern countries
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Eastern countries often prioritize long working hours and high productivity over individual worker health in many industries.
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Germany
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In Germany, occupational health services and regular medical check-ups are common practices to ensure worker health.
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India
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Traditional occupations in India may pose health risks for workers due to environmental hazards and lack of regulations.
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Latin American countries
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In Latin American countries, some industries have fewer safety regulations and pose higher health risks to workers, particularly in informal economies.
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Nigeria
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In Nigeria, worker health is affected by inadequate infrastructure and limited healthcare access, especially in rural areas.
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North American countries
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Employers in North American countries are expected to provide ergonomic workstations and accommodations for workers with disabilities to support their overall health.
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worker health
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Oceania countries
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Outdoor work safety measures are crucial in Oceania countries due to the high risk of exposure to extreme heat and UV radiation for worker health.
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worker health
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Scandinavian countries
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In Scandinavian countries, employers prioritize worker health and provide extensive healthcare benefits to support a healthy work-life balance.
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worker health
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Southern countries
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Traditional occupations in Southern countries may have less regulation and expose workers to environmental hazards that impact their health.
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worker health
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Sweden
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In Sweden, employers prioritize worker health by offering extensive healthcare benefits and promoting a healthy work-life balance.
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Western countries
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In Western countries, worker health and safety regulations are strictly enforced in the workplace.
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chemical industries
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Chemical industries prioritize worker health and safety through dedicated programs, resources, regular health check-ups and training on chemical exposure risks.
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