Active microbeak effects on musculoskeletal comfort ratings in meatpacking plants

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      <subfield code="a">This study was conducted to examine whether a system of active microbeaks can reduce the discomfort perceived by employees in a meatpacking plant. Moreover, the relationship between the discomfort perceived on the job and musculoskeletal capability was investigated. Twenty-eight men employed in a local meatpacking plant participated in a study conducted over a period of four weeks. Results indicated that active microbreaks significantly reduced the level of discomfort perceived by employees during the course of the working day</subfield>
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