Depressive symptoms and psychosocial stress at work among older employees in three continents

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Johannes Siegrist
Thorsten Lunau
Morten Wahrendorf
Nico Dragano
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[1] Faculty of Medicine,Department of Medical Sociology
[2] University of Duesseldorf,Department of Primary Care and Public Health
[3] International Centre for Life Course Studies in Society and Health,undefined
[4] Imperial College London,undefined
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Globalization and Health | / 8卷
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Work stress; Depressive symptoms; Older employees; Globalization; Effort-reward imbalance; Job control; Surveys;
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