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    From Home to Site: How Family–Work Conflict Influences Construction Workers’ Safety through Thriving and Workplace Anxiety

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    2026
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    Long, Tianyi
    Xiao, Qijie
    Xiao, Ran
    Feng, Xingyu
    Ma, Chao
    Hai, Shenyang
    Sun, Siwei
    Zong, Zhaobiao
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    AbstractDrawing on conservation of resources theory and the work–home resources model, this study examines the dual-path effects of family–work conflict on construction workers’ safety behaviors through the mediating mechanisms of thriving at work and ...Practical ApplicationsThis study offers actionable insights for improving safety behavior in the construction industry by addressing the effects of family–work conflict. Organizations can implement family-friendly policies such as flexible work schedules ...
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