text: 501 European Agency for Safety and Health at Work, 2019: The value of occupational safety and health and the 
  societal costs of work-related injuries and diseases, Publications Office of the European Union, Luxembourg, 
  doi:10.2802/251128 
  502 A hint in this direction gives the EWCS 1995 evaluating per occupation the responses to the question: ‘Is your 
  job more difficult because of a chronic or permanent health problem by occupation?”. Between 72% and 81% of 
  the manually dominated occupations (agriculture, crafts, machine operators, elementary occupations) respond: 
  ‘No, never’, that is, between 19% and 28% of these occupations see such problems. Compared to this, between 
  86% and 90% of the high-level clerk workers respond: ‘No, never’, that is, comparatively less, only between 10% 
  and 14% see these problems. 
  
  503 WHO: Cultural context of health and well-being, Policy brief No 1, Culture matters: using a cultural contexts of 
  health approach to enhance policy-making, Cultural context of health and well-being 
  
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