occupational problem

Employee assistance programs evolved out of efforts in the public and private sectors to deal with occupational problems and absenteeism caused by alcoholism.

But it would be the sheer act of bricklaying that would be emphasized, rather than any personal or occupational problems bricklayers might have.

Physiatrists commonly treat back and neck pain and other musculoskeletal problems, including sports injuries and occupational problems like repetitive stress injury.

In 1947, the Defence Research Board (DRB) was established with its primary responsibility in the field of military medicine and the study of occupational problems of the armed services.

The editor of the journal, Dr. Alice G. Brandfonbrener of Northwestern University Medical School, said a 1986 survey of orchestral musicians revealed that 76 percent have suffered occupational problems that interfered with their playing.