Development and validation of safety climate scales for mobile remote workers using utility/electrical workers as exemplar.
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Yueng-Hsiang Huang | Michelle M. Robertson | Dov Zohar | Jin Lee | Lauren A. Murphy | Angela Garabet | M. Robertson | L. Murphy | D. Zohar | Yueng-hsiang Huang | Jin Lee | A. Garabet
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