The indispensable whole of work and population health: How the working life exposome can advance empirical research, policy, and action.

The article focuses on the diverse perspectives of political, economic, and social institutions worldwide regarding work organization and their impact on the discourse around work, population health, safety, and well-being, influencing empirical research in the field. It emphasizes the need for a paradigm shift to comprehensively understand the complex interplay between work and nonwork influences on population health and safety.