Most Recent Articles from Alcohol Health & Research World

• Work-related risk factors associated with alcohol abuse 

  The workplace can influence employees' alcohol-consumption behavior. Work-related risk factors for alcohol abuse include stress, alienation of...

  03/22/92 by Harrison M. Trice · More from publication

• A cultural approach to conceptualizing alcohol and the workplace 

  Corporate culture can affect employees' alcohol-consumption behavior. The work-related factors that affect alcohol use include standards for...

  03/22/92 by Genevieve M. Ames · More from publication

• Effects of alcohol on labor market success: income, earnings, labor supply, and occupation 

  Some studies indicate that alcohol use can limit income and job opportunities, while others indicate that it can improve labor-market success....

  03/22/92 by John Mullahy · More from publication

• Treating the employed alcoholic: which interventions work? 

  A study on alcoholism treatment placed 227 participants into either inpatient hospital treatment programs, compulsory Alcoholics Anonymous programs...

  03/22/92 by Diana Chapman Walsh · More from publication

• Drinking patterns and problems among women in paid employment 

  Female employees may drink more alcohol than women who are not paid employees, but they do not have a higher rate of drinking problems. The...

  03/22/92 by Elsie R. Shore · More from publication

• A description of clients using employee assistance programs 

  Approximately 5% of workers covered by an EAP in any given organization use the program within a one-year period. Women represent 43% of employees...

  03/22/92 by Terry C. Blum · More from publication

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