O9 LONGITUDINAL RISK AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS OF BULLYING AND HARASSMENT IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORKPLACE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS Triantafillopoulos, King’s College London, UK Workplace bullying and harassment occur globally and have detrimental effects on workers’ productivity, health, and well-being(1). Research has identified a range of individual and organisational factors that may increase the risk...
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2026 – O7
O7 CIRCADIAN DISRUPTION, SLEEP QUALITY, AND SOMNOLENCE IN THE WINTER-OVER CREW OF THE CONCORDIA STATION, ANTARCTICA Cocco, Centre for Occupational and Environmental Health, University of Manchester, UK Background The lack of a regular light/dark cycle in Isolated, Confined and Extreme (ICE) environments affects sleep. To further examine sleep disruption under these conditions, we used preliminary...
2026 – O6
O6 OCCUPATIONAL LUNG DISEASE AND SOCIAL DEPRIVATION IN THE UK: DATA FROM THE SWORD SCHEME E Wiggans, M. Johnson, K. Fyall, S. Goodall, D. Fishwick, M. Carder, G. McHale, L. Byrne, M. Gittins, M. J. Van Tongeren, Centre for Occupation and Environmental Health, University of Manchester, UK Background Exposures contribute to the burden of many...
2026 – O5
O5 DRIVING STRATEGIC CHANGE TO REDUCE OCCUPATIONAL ASTHMA IN THE MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIR INDUSTRY: AN EVIDENCE-BASED INTERVENTION McIntyre1, K. Jones2, D. Towler3 1Interventions Design Team, Engagement and Policy Division – Health and Safety Executive, Glasgow, UK 2Team Lead Biological Monitoring, Science Division – Health and Safety Executive, Buxton, UK 3Technical Strategic Lead, Specialist Division –...
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