מיטה רכה – עבודה קשה: פתרונות ארגונומיים לגורמי סיכון בעבודת חדרניות בבתי מלון - רשימת מקורות מלאה
עודכן ב:07/12/2016
Harris-Adamson, Lam, Hill, Smith 2016. Biomechanical, Physiological & Subjective Evaluation of Bed Making Among Hotel Room Cleaners. Presented at HFES Annual Conference Washington, DC
Unite Here 2006. Creating Luxury, Enduring Pain: How Hotel Work is Hurting Housekeepe
Frumin E, Moriarty J, Vossenas P, Halpin J, Orris P, Krause N, Punnett L. , 2006. Workload-related musculoskeletal disorders among hotel housekeepers: Employer records reveal a growing national problem. Paper presented at the NIOSH 2006 National Occupational Research Agenda (NORA) symposium. Washington, DC.
Krause N, Scherzer T, Rugulies R. 2005. Physical workload, work intensification and
prevalence of pain in low wage workers: Results from a participatory research project with hotel room cleaners in Las Vegas. American Journal of Industrial Medicine. 48: 326-37.
Marras, WS. 2006. Field applications of the lumbar motion monitor. Biodynamics Laboratory, Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, Ohio State University. Available at: https://spine.osu.edu/publications
Milburn, PD, Barrett, RS. Lumbosacral loads in bedmaking. Applied Ergonomics. 1999; 30: 263-73.
Seiffer, A.M, Messing K. 2006. Cleaning Up After Globalization: An Ergonomic Analysis of Work Activity of Hotel Cleaners. Antipode
Allread G. 2010. Housekeepers: Practices to Improve Health & Safety using Ergonomics. Institute for Ergonomics, Ohio State University. Available at: https://ergonomics.osu.edu/ergonomics-resources-keepinghouse
Greenhouse, S. 2006. Hotel Rooms Get Plusher, Adding to Maids' Injuries, New York Times. 21.4.2006 http://www.nytimes