Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
When health and safety interventions meet real-life challenges,2011,9,1,3-16,Hasle
The Recording Investigation and Analysis of Accidents at Work (RIAAT) process,2011,9,1,57-77,Jacinto
Psychosocial influences on health and safety behaviour among small and medium-sized enterprises,2011,9,1,33-55,Lansdown
Spilling oil spilling blood: Cost and corporate decision-making concerning safe working practices,2011,9,1,17-32,Sampson
'Playing it smart' with return to work: small workplace experience under Ontario's policy of self-reliance and early return,2003,1,2,19-41,Eakin
Occupational safety and health management systems in Australia: barriers to success,2003,1,2,67-81,Gallagher
Safety courts and crime: occupational safety and health prosecutions in the Magistrates' courts,2003,1,1,105-127,Johnstone
The private policing of injured workers in Canada: legitimate management practices or human rights violations?,2003,1,2,97-118,Lippel
Occupational violence: a neglected occupational safety and health issue?,2003,1,1,31-58,Mayhew
Two steps forward one step back: towards accountability for workplace deaths?,2003,1,1,9-30,Tombs
Workplace health and safety in pre-accession Lithuania: a survey,2003,1,1,59-81,Woolfson
Evaluation of interventions in the government sector in Sweden: a need for change,2004,2,1,75-89,Eriksson
Regulating by stealth: reducing the OSH impact of pesticides,2004,2,2,25-42,Gunningham
The role of agreements between labour unions and employers in the regulation of the work environment,2004,2,1,5-23,Hasle
Changing occupational safety and health contexts and their policy challenges,2004,2,1,1-3,James
The use of external sources of health and safety information and advice: the case of small firms,2004,2,1,91-104,Baldock
Evaluating workplace inspections,2004,2,2,77-91,Hansson
Occupational violence risk for precariously employed adolescents: multiple vulnerabilities to multiple risk factors,2004,2,2,5-24,Mayhew
Making things work: strategies for effective worker representation on health and safety in small firms in Europe,2004,2,1,53-73,Walters
Business organisation precarious employment and risk transfer mechanisms in the offshore oil industry,2004,2,2,57-76,Woolfson
The implementation of a health and safety management system and its interaction with organisational/safety culture: an industrial case study,2005,3,1,17-39,Baird
Predicting progress: the use of leading indicators in occupational safety and health,2005,3,2,77-90,Bennett
The conventionalization of early factory crime (1979),2005,3,Suppl 1,103-126,Carson
The occupational safety and health rights and workers' compensation entitlements of illegal immigrants: an emerging challenge,2005,3,2,41-62,Quinlan
Accidents in perspective (1970),2005,3,Suppl 1,5-12,Hale
Measuring occupational safety: from safety culture to safety orientation?,2005,3,1,85-105,Havold
Revitalising environmental health and safety management in public sector construction projects a case study,2005,3,2,63-76,Peckitt
Facts and fears: understanding perceived risk (1979),2005,3,Suppl 1,65-102,Fischhoff
Activism and the making of occupational health and safety law in Ontario 1960s-1980,2005,3,1,41-68,Storey
Regulating safety at work: the recovery of an idea,2005,3,1,5-16,Tombs
More consequences of globalisation for health and safety policy and practice?,2005,3,2,1-2,Walters
The challenge of change for strategies on health and safety at work in the 21st century,2005,3,2,3-20,Walters
Health and safety at work after enlargement: a ʼnew European strategy' or more of the same?,2005,3,2,21-40,Woolfson
Risk perception and safety management systems in the global maritime industry,2006,4,2,59-75,Bailey
Indicators for all: including occupational health in indicators for a sustainable healthcare system,2006,4,1,45-61,Messing
Industrial relations occupational safety and health and union organising in Australia: lessons and opportunities,2006,4,1,31-44,Loudoun
The inspector's dilemma under regulated self-regulation,2006,4,2,3-23,Bruhn
Ticketing health and safety offenders: a sociolegal examination of ticketing in high-risk firm initiatives,2006,4,2,77-93,Gray
Worker participation in health and safety in the Newfoundland and Labrador offshore oil industry: a comparison of current and proposed legislation,2006,4,2,25-41,Hart
Construction apprentices' attitudes to workplace drug testing in Ireland,2006,4,2,43-57,Gabhainn
The changing world of work: an exploration of its implications for work-related harm,2006,4,1,3-15,James
The Nordic OSH model at a turning point?,2006,4,1,17-30,Karlsen
Evaluating the effectiveness of an investigation board for workplace accidents,2006,4,1,63-79,Hansson
Positives and negatives in the support for research on the work environment,2006,4,2,1-2,Walters
The efficacy of strategies for chemical risk management in small enterprises in Europe: evidence for success?,2006,4,1,81-116,Walters
The case for catalytic validity: building health and safety through knowledge transfer,2007,5,1,75-89,Baines
Developing an industry-specific approach to a safety management system,2007,5,1,37-59,Bennett
Designing OSH standards: process safety case and best practice,2007,5,2,3-24,Gunningham
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974: is it too late to teach an old dog new tricks?,2007,5,1,19-35,Humphreys
Safe offshore workers and unsafe fishermen a system failure?,2007,5,2,25-39,Lindoe
A deliberation on 'hurt versus harm' logic in early-return-to-work policy,2007,5,2,41-62,Chambers
An analysis of the business case for safety: the costs of safety-related failures and the costs of their prevention,2007,5,1,61-73,Panopoulos
Development of a performance measurement report for the Ontario prevention system,2007,5,1,3-18,Robson
Some debates in the broadening coverage of health and safety at work,2007,5,2,1-2,Walters
The impact of stressors on the psychological wellbeing of New Zealand farmers and the development of an explanatory conceptual model,2008,6,1,79-96,Ang
Evaluating nurses' injury rates: challenges associated with information technology and indicator content and design,2008,6,2,83-99,Balka
Falling through the legal cracks: the pitfalls of using workers' compensation data as indicators of work-related injuries and illnesses,2008,6,2,9-30,Lippel
The liability of corporations company directors and officers for OSH breaches: a review of the Australian landscape,2008,6,1,31-54,Guthrie
The data gap in Canadian women's occupational health,2008,6,2,51-81,Messing
Nanotechnology: regulatory challenges to occupational safety and health,2008,6,1,97-113,Munir
Regulating health and safety in the modern world,2008,6,1,1-2,Walters
Working environment in the new EU member state of Lithuania: examining a 'worst case' example,2008,6,1,3-29,Woolfson
Occupational unity or diversity in a changing work context? The case of Swedish labour inspectors,2009,7,2,31-50,Bruhn
Using 'stage of change' and 'business activity models' to assess and improve health and safety behaviours in SMEs,2009,7,1,69-83,Lansdown
Temporary employment as a risk factor for occupational stress and health,2009,7,2,75-91,Eiken
What determines efficacy? The roles of codes and guidance materials in occupational safety and health regulation,2009,7,2,3-29,Gunningham
Understanding health and safety outcomes: causes methods and concepts,2009,7,1,1-3,James
Bridging collective and individual approaches to occupational safety and health: what promises does workplace health promotion hold?,2009,7,1,85-102,Kamp
A method of investigation by labour inspectors design and preliminary evaluation,2009,7,1,53-68,Katsakiori
Invisible workplaces and forgotten workers? A case study of occupational safety and health and workers' compensation coverage in Canadian non-profit organisations,2009,7,2,93-113,Kosny
Does worker participation improve health and safety? Findings from the Netherlands,2009,7,1,33-51,Popma
Layers of vulnerability in occupational safety and health for migrant workers: case studies from Canada and the UK,2009,7,2,51-73,Sargeant
Safety culture advice and performance,2009,7,1,5-31,Smith
Evaluating occupational safety and health management systems: a collaborative approach,2010,8,1,61-76,Bornstein
Research on the periphery: the SafetyNet Centre for Occupational Health and Safety Research,2010,8,1,3-4,Bornstein
Interjurisdictional knowledge transfer in occupational safety and health: lessons from eastern Canada,2010,8,1,95-109,Bornstein
Towards a 'standpoint' perspective: health and safety in small workplaces from the perspective of the workers,2010,8,2,113-127,Eakin
Development of the relationship between small building contractors and developers in order to meet OSH requirements,2010,8,2,37-55,Jensen
Making sense of fishermen's risk perception,2010,8,2,77-94,Knudsen
Understanding the programme theories underlying national strategies to improve the working environment in small businesses,2010,8,2,5-35,Hasle
Work health and organisation of street scavengers in Fortaleza Brazil,2010,8,2,95-112,Maciel
Differential intervention strategies to improve the management of hazardous chemicals in small enterprises,2010,8,2,57-76,Hasle
Constructing a 'culture of safety': an examination of the assumptions embedded in occupational safety and health curricula delivered to high school students and fish harvesters in Newfoundland and Labrador Canada,2010,8,1,5-23,Power
Bodies at work: insights from marine and coastal OSH research,2010,8,1,25-41,Neis
Risk perception safety behaviour employment precarity and community attachment: the case of Newfoundland and Labrador fibreglass boat-building workers,2010,8,1,43-60,Wareham-Fowler
Corporate managers' perceptions of safety and its value: an interview study of five internationally operating Finnish companies,2015,13,1,3-15,Hamalainen
Uncomfortable bedfellows: employer perspectives on general practitioners' role in the return-to-work process,2015,13,1,65-76,Collie
A case study of regulating helicopter safety in the Canadian offshore oil industry: the crash of Cougar Flight 491,2015,13,1,77-100,Hart
OSH practices and interventions in small businesses: global issues in the Québec context,2015,13,1,47-64,Champoux
Managing risk in the Norwegian fishing fleet,2015,13,1,17-30,Thorvaldsen
On the move and working alone: policy implications of the experiences of unionised newfoundland and labrador homecare workers,2015,13,2,47-67,Neis
Itinerant foreign harvest workers in Australia: the impact of precarious employment on occupational safety and health,2015,13,2,25-46,Underhill