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The Survey Report on the Mental Status of Chinese Occupational Injury Victims

   More than 3,000, on average, were hurt at work everyday. But it is sure that more victims have not been counted in. The difficulties are not limited to the legal practices to defend their rights, but also physical pain as well as mental sufferings and loneliness. Although the study cannot bring...

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Isn't there no overwork death in Hong Kong?

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In Dialogue with the Association for the Rights of Industrial Accident Victims: Who should be held responsible for workers’ mental health? A claim of depression at work

"She hoped that through (the investigation of) the government department, (her mental impairment) would be adjudged as a work-related injury. It pointed out the fact that mental disorders caused by...

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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...
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