Neck/shoulder and low-back disorders in the forestry industry: relationship to work tasks and perceived psychosocial job stress

Author： Birger Kare Magnus Hagen Per Vetlesen Kristian

Publisher： Taylor & Francis Ltd

ISSN： 1366-5847

Source： Ergonomics, Vol.41, Iss.10, 1998-10, pp. : 1510-1518

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