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| The risk increases when a worker has a low level of job control and during periods when there were high levels of sick time within a department. Women who have little control over their work time have poorer health and more psychological distress than those with greater aspects of job control, Finnish researchers have found. Instead he argues that it generally harbored its own "business syndicalist" tendencies-a syndicalist variety that relied on direct action but which also secured job control through high membership dues and a willingness to sign labor contracts. |
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