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Job Burnout among Workers in China

Mental distress at work is popular among the workers who work in very labouring works, such as miners, but also among professionals and administrators. Mental distress at work has become a common occupational disease in our modern society.

Outdated Labour Protection Laws and Deteriorating Mental Wellbeing at Work

The outdated Ordinance has failed to keep up with the changes, as evidenced by the fact that workplace-induced mental illnesses still have no place in both the First Schedule (Types of Injuries) and the Second Schedule (Occupational Diseases) to the Ordinance, despite their common occurrence at the...

Workers Deserve the Right to Mental Well-beings: A New Battle on Occupational Health and Safety

Mental health at work is no longer a worker’s personal psychological issue, nor a matter of social support, but rather an occupational hazard, a matter of labour rights.

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Workers Deserve the Right to Mental Well-beings: A New Battle on Occupational Health and Safety

Lesson from Taiwan: treating workplace mental illness on par with physical injuries

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Research on the work resumption in the middle area of Guangdong: labour rights protection is insufficient in small-scaled companies

Research on the work resumption situation in the jewelry industry: Female employees are more economically disadvantaged

Three Basic Labour Rights and the New Trade Union Movement in Hong Kong

Research on the work resumption in Sichuan and Chongqing: numbers of labour right protection policies are not implemented

The research report on Chinese mineworkers: systematic factors that lead to insufficient protection on pneumoconiosis workers

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Analysis and Commentary

Job Burnout among Workers in China

Mental distress at work is popular among the workers who work in very labouring works, such as miners, but also among professionals and administrators. Mental distress at work has become a common...

Outdated Labour Protection Laws and Deteriorating Mental Wellbeing at Work

The outdated Ordinance has failed to keep up with the changes, as evidenced by the fact that workplace-induced mental illnesses still have no place in both the First Schedule (Types of Injuries) and...

Lesson from Taiwan: treating workplace mental illness on par with physical injuries

Without a legal occupational health safety framework that takes into account the mental health of employees, workers hardly have any legal redress should any psychological harm emerges in the...
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