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The Impact of Night Shift, Work-Life Balance, and Ergonomic Factors on Occupational Accident Risk with Compliance to Safety Protocols
This study aims to analyze the impact of night shifts, work-life balance, and ergonomic factors on the risk of workplace accidents, with compliance to safety protocols as a mediating variable. The research was conducted on 154 respondents working in high-risk sectors. Data analysis was carried out u
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