2024
DOI: 10.1017/elr.2024.7
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Occupational health and safety in aquaculture: Organisation of work and employment in small seaweed farms in North West Europe

Eva Makri,
David Walters,
Emma Wadsworth
et al.

Abstract: There is evidence that seaweed production can involve a variety of physical risks, but there has been little study of how wider contextual factors – such as enterprise size, economic and business relations, and forms of employment arrangements – may affect workers’ safety. This study explores the impact of such aspects on workers’ experiences of occupational safety and health (OSH) risks and their management in the developing seaweed industry, in North West Europe. Based on qualitative findings from a survey a… Show more

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