Edited by the late Ronald J. Burke, formerly Professor Emeritus, Schulich School of Business, York University, Canada and Astrid M. Richardsen, Professor Emerita , BI Norwegian Business School, Norway

'Burke and Richardson have successfully brought together a diverse group of experts to provide an international and comprehensive assessment of today s occupational health and safety challenges - and the best evidence-based solutions. This book is recommended reading for OHS researchers as well as any manager or professional committed to improving worker well-being.'--Graham Lowe, Workplace Consultant and Professor Emeritus, University of Alberta, Canada'Increasing Occupational Health and Safety in Workplaces encompasses a comprehensive and holistic vision of health and safety. From its stellar line-up of OHS experts to its coverage of current topics that are affecting workers in a variety of industries, this book is a must-read not only for OHS researchers and practitioners . . . but also for anyone interested in working in a safe and healthy job.'--Arla Day, Saint Marys University, Canada

• Contents:Part I. Introduction1. Increasing occupational health and safety in workplaces: Why it mattersRonald J. Burke2. Accident underreporting in the workplaceTahira M. Probst, Erica L. Bettac and Christopher Austin3. Stress, human errors and accidentsAstrid M. Richardsen, Monica Martinussen and Sabine KaiserPart II. Workplace Health and Safety Factors4. Drug use and workplace safety: Issues and good practice responsesKen Pidd, Ann Roche and Vinita Duraisingam5. Understanding domestic violence as a workplace problemBarb MacQuarrie, Katreena Scott, Danielle Lim, Laura Olszowy, Michael D. Saxton, Jen MacGregor and Nadine Wathen6. Job resources and outcomes in the process of bullying: A study in a Norwegian healthcare settingEspen Olsen, Maria Therese Jensen, Gunhild Bjaalid, and Aslaug Mikkelsen7. Safety, health and climate: Taking the temperature on nurses’ work health and safety.Valerie O’Keeffe8. Antecedents of aggression in nursing: A reviewKatharine McMahon, Lauren S. Park, and Liu-Qin Yang Part IV: High-risk Occupations10. Pesticide Exposure and the Health Effects among Latino and other FarmworkersJoseph G. Grzywacz, John S. Luque and Alan Becker11. Occupational health and safety in the mining SectorCarmel Bofinger and David Cliff12. Occupational health and safety in the construction sectorHelen Lingard 13. The case for psychosocial safety climate to be recognised in mining disaster investigations.Tony Pooley, Silvia Pignata and Maureen F. Dollard14. Aggressive and Criminal Behavior of Police OfficersPhilip Matthew Stinson, Sr.15. Workplace stress and firefighter health and safetyTodd D. Smith, Mari-Amanda Dyal, and David M. DeJoyPart IV: Building Safety Climates, Promoting Worker Health and Changing Workplace Cultures16. Types of safety cultures and best practice suggestionsSharon Clarke17. The role of safety culture and safety leadership on safety related outcomesÇakıl Agnew and Laura Frühen18. The benefits of transformational leadership and transformational leadership training on health and safety outcomesTabatha Thibault, Duygu Biricik Gulseren, and E. Kevin Kelloway19. Crew Resource Management (CRM) and Non-Technical SkillsRhona Flin, Amy Irwin and Oliver Hamlet19. Health Protection and Health Promotion in Small BusinessNatalie V. Schwatka, Liliana Tenney, and Lee S. NewmanIndex

Edited by the late Ronald J. Burke, formerly Professor Emeritus, Schulich School of Business, York University, Canada and Astrid M. Richardsen, Professor Emerita , BI Norwegian Business School, Norway

'Burke and Richardson have successfully brought together a diverse group of experts to provide an international and comprehensive assessment of today s occupational health and safety challenges - and the best evidence-based solutions. This book is recommended reading for OHS researchers as well as any manager or professional committed to improving worker well-being.'--Graham Lowe, Workplace Consultant and Professor Emeritus, University of Alberta, Canada'Increasing Occupational Health and Safety in Workplaces encompasses a comprehensive and holistic vision of health and safety. From its stellar line-up of OHS experts to its coverage of current topics that are affecting workers in a variety of industries, this book is a must-read not only for OHS researchers and practitioners . . . but also for anyone interested in working in a safe and healthy job.'--Arla Day, Saint Marys University, Canada

• Contents:Part I. Introduction1. Increasing occupational health and safety in workplaces: Why it mattersRonald J. Burke2. Accident underreporting in the workplaceTahira M. Probst, Erica L. Bettac and Christopher Austin3. Stress, human errors and accidentsAstrid M. Richardsen, Monica Martinussen and Sabine KaiserPart II. Workplace Health and Safety Factors4. Drug use and workplace safety: Issues and good practice responsesKen Pidd, Ann Roche and Vinita Duraisingam5. Understanding domestic violence as a workplace problemBarb MacQuarrie, Katreena Scott, Danielle Lim, Laura Olszowy, Michael D. Saxton, Jen MacGregor and Nadine Wathen6. Job resources and outcomes in the process of bullying: A study in a Norwegian healthcare settingEspen Olsen, Maria Therese Jensen, Gunhild Bjaalid, and Aslaug Mikkelsen7. Safety, health and climate: Taking the temperature on nurses’ work health and safety.Valerie O’Keeffe8. Antecedents of aggression in nursing: A reviewKatharine McMahon, Lauren S. Park, and Liu-Qin Yang Part IV: High-risk Occupations10. Pesticide Exposure and the Health Effects among Latino and other FarmworkersJoseph G. Grzywacz, John S. Luque and Alan Becker11. Occupational health and safety in the mining SectorCarmel Bofinger and David Cliff12. Occupational health and safety in the construction sectorHelen Lingard 13. The case for psychosocial safety climate to be recognised in mining disaster investigations.Tony Pooley, Silvia Pignata and Maureen F. Dollard14. Aggressive and Criminal Behavior of Police OfficersPhilip Matthew Stinson, Sr.15. Workplace stress and firefighter health and safetyTodd D. Smith, Mari-Amanda Dyal, and David M. DeJoyPart IV: Building Safety Climates, Promoting Worker Health and Changing Workplace Cultures16. Types of safety cultures and best practice suggestionsSharon Clarke17. The role of safety culture and safety leadership on safety related outcomesÇakıl Agnew and Laura Frühen18. The benefits of transformational leadership and transformational leadership training on health and safety outcomesTabatha Thibault, Duygu Biricik Gulseren, and E. Kevin Kelloway19. Crew Resource Management (CRM) and Non-Technical SkillsRhona Flin, Amy Irwin and Oliver Hamlet19. Health Protection and Health Promotion in Small BusinessNatalie V. Schwatka, Liliana Tenney, and Lee S. NewmanIndex

Edited by the late Ronald J. Burke, formerly Professor Emeritus, Schulich School of Business, York University, Canada and Astrid M. Richardsen, Professor Emerita , BI Norwegian Business School, Norway

'Burke and Richardson have successfully brought together a diverse group of experts to provide an international and comprehensive assessment of today s occupational health and safety challenges - and the best evidence-based solutions. This book is recommended reading for OHS researchers as well as any manager or professional committed to improving worker well-being.'--Graham Lowe, Workplace Consultant and Professor Emeritus, University of Alberta, Canada'Increasing Occupational Health and Safety in Workplaces encompasses a comprehensive and holistic vision of health and safety. From its stellar line-up of OHS experts to its coverage of current topics that are affecting workers in a variety of industries, this book is a must-read not only for OHS researchers and practitioners . . . but also for anyone interested in working in a safe and healthy job.'--Arla Day, Saint Marys University, Canada

• Contents:Part I. Introduction1. Increasing occupational health and safety in workplaces: Why it mattersRonald J. Burke2. Accident underreporting in the workplaceTahira M. Probst, Erica L. Bettac and Christopher Austin3. Stress, human errors and accidentsAstrid M. Richardsen, Monica Martinussen and Sabine KaiserPart II. Workplace Health and Safety Factors4. Drug use and workplace safety: Issues and good practice responsesKen Pidd, Ann Roche and Vinita Duraisingam5. Understanding domestic violence as a workplace problemBarb MacQuarrie, Katreena Scott, Danielle Lim, Laura Olszowy, Michael D. Saxton, Jen MacGregor and Nadine Wathen6. Job resources and outcomes in the process of bullying: A study in a Norwegian healthcare settingEspen Olsen, Maria Therese Jensen, Gunhild Bjaalid, and Aslaug Mikkelsen7. Safety, health and climate: Taking the temperature on nurses’ work health and safety.Valerie O’Keeffe8. Antecedents of aggression in nursing: A reviewKatharine McMahon, Lauren S. Park, and Liu-Qin Yang Part IV: High-risk Occupations10. Pesticide Exposure and the Health Effects among Latino and other FarmworkersJoseph G. Grzywacz, John S. Luque and Alan Becker11. Occupational health and safety in the mining SectorCarmel Bofinger and David Cliff12. Occupational health and safety in the construction sectorHelen Lingard 13. The case for psychosocial safety climate to be recognised in mining disaster investigations.Tony Pooley, Silvia Pignata and Maureen F. Dollard14. Aggressive and Criminal Behavior of Police OfficersPhilip Matthew Stinson, Sr.15. Workplace stress and firefighter health and safetyTodd D. Smith, Mari-Amanda Dyal, and David M. DeJoyPart IV: Building Safety Climates, Promoting Worker Health and Changing Workplace Cultures16. Types of safety cultures and best practice suggestionsSharon Clarke17. The role of safety culture and safety leadership on safety related outcomesÇakıl Agnew and Laura Frühen18. The benefits of transformational leadership and transformational leadership training on health and safety outcomesTabatha Thibault, Duygu Biricik Gulseren, and E. Kevin Kelloway19. Crew Resource Management (CRM) and Non-Technical SkillsRhona Flin, Amy Irwin and Oliver Hamlet19. Health Protection and Health Promotion in Small BusinessNatalie V. Schwatka, Liliana Tenney, and Lee S. NewmanIndex