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From Table 3 we see that the younger cohort placed significantly more emphasis on such intrinsic work factors as mentally challenging and exciting work. Job-related risk factors that were not related to WMSDs included one postural work factor (reaching or working away from the body), one personal work factor (inadequate training in injury prevention), and 4 activities (assisting patients during gait activities; carrying, lifting, or moving heavy materials and equipment; working with confused or agitated patients; and unanticipated sudden movements or falls by patients). The full-time work factor is very similar to the "set hours of work" factor--if the worker is allowed to determine the number of hours worked, independent contractor status is generally indicated, but if the hiring party requires full-time work, this type of control indicates employee status. |
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