Steve Granger

Assistant Professor

Concordia University

Canada

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Steve Granger is an Assistant Professor at Concordia University, Canada. His research primarily focuses on occupational health and safety, exploring topics such as work injuries and mental health challenges, family influences on employment safety, and leadership emergence related to early life socioeconomic status. His recent publications include studies on young workers' injury risk, the impact of intimate partner violence in the workplace, and the well-being of professional gig workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Connie Deng

University of Sydney

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Nick Turner

University of Calgary

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Steve Granger

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When work stays in the family: Parent–child employment configurations, safety communication, and young workers’ injury risk

Pathways of Affluence and Adversity: Persistent Early Life Socioeconomic Status Shapes Leadership Emergence via Social Capital

Work injuries and mental health challenges: A meta-analysis of the bidirectional relationship

Assessing psychological distress of healthcare workers with and without work injuries: The role of job control

Relative influence of senior managers, direct supervisors, and coworkers on employee injuries and safety behaviors

Early family socioeconomic status and later leadership role occupancy: A multisource lifespan study

Intersection of Intimate Partner Violence, Partner Interference, and Family Supportive Supervision on Victims’ Work Withdrawal

How does subjective invulnerability impact young workers’ safety voice?

Adapting to a jolt: A mixed methods study identifying challenges and personal resources impacting professional gig workers' well-being during COVID-19

Young workers and safety: A critical review and future research agenda

Adapting, adopting, and advancing change: A framework for future research in the psychology of occupational safety

Working on my own: Measuring the challenges of gig work

Parents’ work injuries and children’s mental health: The moderating role of children’s work centrality

The Next Best Safety Dollar

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Connie Deng

Shani Pupco

Nick Turner

Susan Ashford

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