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ASSOCIATION OF PERSONAL AND WORKPLACE CHARACTERISTICS WITH REPORTED HEALTH SYMPTOMS OF 6771 GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES IN WASHINGTON, DC
Citation:
Wallace, L., C. Nelson, AND G. Glen. ASSOCIATION OF PERSONAL AND WORKPLACE CHARACTERISTICS WITH REPORTED HEALTH SYMPTOMS OF 6771 GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES IN WASHINGTON, DC. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, D.C., EPA/600/A-93/137.
Description:
An indoor air quality questionnaire was completed by 6771 employees of two government agencies. egression analyses on 12 clusters of health symptoms indicated that both personal and workplace characteristics were associated with symptoms. he variables associated with the largest number of symptoms at oth agencies were DRY AIR/DUSTY OFFICE, CHEMICAL/PAINT ODORS, HOT STUFFY AIR, and SENSITIVITY TO CHEMICALS. ther variables that were often significantly associated with symptoms were GLARE, CARPET/DRAPE ODOR, DUST/MOLD ALLERGY, CAREER FRUSTRATION, and JOB PRESSURE/CONFLICT.