A Study On Postural Imbalance And Toxic Chemical Handling Among Women Workers In Fireworks Factories
Keywords:
Women Workers, Fireworks Industry, Occupational Health, Work-Life Bal ance, Toxic Exposure, Labor WelfareAbstract
The fireworks industry, a sector dominated by manual labor and exposure to hazardous materials, presents significant occupational challenges. This study provides a comprehensive assessment of the working conditions faced by women in this field, particularly focusing on their physical health and ability to manage domestic responsibilities. The research investigates how prolonged exposure to harmful substances and repetitive physical strain affect women workers.
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