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  417 Base: All establishments undertaking lifting or moving people or heavy loads 
  418 Base: All establishments undertaking repetitive hand or arm movements 
  419 EU-OSHA: Third European Survey of Enterprises on New and Emerging Risks (ESENER 2019): Overview 
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  421 Occupational safety and health related research takes a place in all types of scientific disciplines in 
  engineering and natural sciences, in medicine, in economic and social sciences and humanities. 
  422 Eurostat collects data on an obligatory basis, e.g. the European statistics on work accidents (ESAW) or the 
  data from the Labour Force Survey (LFS). Some countries conduct surveys on working conditions with obligatory 
  participation (e.g. France). 
  **423**The Horizon-project INGRID2 provides an overview and offers searchable databases on research sources 