ArticleRevista brasileira de medicina do trabalho : publicacao oficial da Associacao Nacional de Medicina do Trabalho-ANAMT
Effects of a worksite labor gymnastics program on novice and experienced workers.
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Introduction: Worksite labor gymnastics programs are interventions that can positively affect industrial workers. Studies show that experienced and novice workers perceive their working conditions differently. Our premise is that labor gymnastics programs affect these two groups diversely. Objectives: This study aimed to evaluate the benefits of an labor gymnastics program for experienced and novice industrial workers. Methods: Novice (476) and experienced (489) workers working for a footwear factory located in Northeastern Brazil participated in an labor gymnastics program for 5 months (October 2019 to February 2020). The variables musculoskeletal pain relief improved interpersonal relationships, willingness to work, psychophysiological well-being, and perceived difficulties in performing occupational tasks were assessed. Data were analyzed using an ordinal logistic regression model. The odds ratio modeled the relationship between the labor gymnastics program and the variables Conclusions: Although both groups can experience musculoskeletal pain relief, novice workers reported more commonly the variable improved interpersonal relationships, while experienced workers reported psychophysiological well-being. These findings help us better understand the outcomes of labor gymnastics programs according to length of service of industrial workers.
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