Investigating the Occupational Challenges of Corner Store Workers Operating in Baltimore City Food Deserts.

Abstract:

:A qualitative pilot study was conducted in Baltimore City with the aim of documenting specific occupational safety challenges of small-scale urban retailers, or "corner store" owners. Semistructured interviews with a small sample ( n = 4) revealed significant challenges for owners and workers, and revealed potential areas for occupational health intervention.

journal_name

Workplace Health Saf

authors

Ceryes CA,Flamm L,Fitzgerald S

doi

10.1177/2165079917690174

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2017-02-01 00:00:00

pages

92

issue

2

eissn

2165-0799

issn

2165-0969

journal_volume

65

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