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The Perils of Integrating Wellness and Safety and Health and the Possibility of a Worker-Oriented Alternative.

Michael B Lax1.   

Abstract

Integration of workplace wellness with safety and health has gained momentum on the initiative of the state allied with a segment of large employers and some health and safety professionals. Integration has a dual potential: to fundamentally reshape occupational health in ways that profoundly benefit workers, or to serve neoliberal corporate goals. A focus on the workplace and the ways work and health interact broaden the definition of a work-related injury or illness and emphasize and challenge the employer decisions that create hazards and determine risk. However, the implementation of integration is taking place in a context of corporate dominance and the aggressive pursuit of a neoliberal agenda. Consequently, in practice, integration efforts have emphasized individual worker responsibility for health and fail to actually integrate wellness with safety and health in a meaningful way. Can an alternative be envisioned and pursued that realizes the promise of integration for workers?
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Keywords:  integration of worksite health promotion and health protection; total worker health; worksite wellness

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Year:  2016        PMID: 26864848     DOI: 10.1177/1048291116629489

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  New Solut        ISSN: 1048-2911


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