supports “Regarding engagement and the accident rate, there is evidence that when workers are engaged, the perceived job security climate is linked to a decrease in labour demands, and in general, there is a decrease in incidents of occupational accidents, as well as a lower frequency of behaviours that expose them to accidents [30].”
Ultrashort Version of the Utrecht Work Engagement Scale (UWES-3): A Psychometric Assessment
verifiedmedium profile · International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health · 2022
Merino-Soto, César; Lozano-Huamán, Milagros; Lima-Mendoza, Sadith; Calderón de la Cruz, Gustavo; Juárez-García, Arturo; Toledano-Toledano, Filiberto
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… Among the measurement instruments used for the evaluation of engagement, the Utrecht Work Engagement Scale (UWES) predominates [1,16]. This scale has been translated into 31 …
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supports “Regarding engagement and the accident rate, there is evidence that when workers are engaged, the perceived job security climate is linked to a decrease in labour demands, and in general, there is a decrease in incidents of occupational accidents, as well as a lower frequency of behaviours that expose them to accidents [30].”
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