text: In general, a**weak position in the labour market**bears the risk of a low level of safety and health 
  measures. Safety and health risks due to individual characteristics might also be underestimated if the 
  mainstream of OSH measures is designed and implemented for the dominant group in an enterprise or 
  sector. In many enterprises awareness and knowledge of OSH is focused on the core business while 
  other groups are regarded as auxiliary, for example, cleaning, canteen and drivers, also low-skilled 
  clerical workers might experience a missing awareness for ‘minority issues’ in production-dominated 
  enterprises. It can also be the other way around for manual workers who work in highly administratively 
  dominated enterprises. 