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Job satisfaction, common cold, and sickness absence among white-collar employees: a cross-sectional survey

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Job satisfaction, common cold, and sickness absence among white-collar employees: a cross-sectional survey (English)

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NIOSH Division of Applied Research and Technology

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Akinori NAKATA

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Nakata

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Masaya TAKAHASHI

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Masaya

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Takahashi

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Masahiro IRIE

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Masahiro

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Tapas RAY

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Naomi G. SWANSON

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Naomi G

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Swanson

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1 January 2011

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Industrial Health

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49

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116-121

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Job satisfaction, common cold, and sickness absence among white-collar employees: a cross-sectional survey

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