Introduction: The global spread of risk PART I: GLOBAL HEALTH RISKS IN THE WORKPLACE: THE IMPACT ON INDIVIDUALS 1. Impact of chemical and physical exposures on workers' health 2. Biological and social risks intertwined: the case of AIDS 3. Individuals at risk: the case of child labour PART II: THE BROADER IMPACT OF GLOBAL WORKING CONDITIONS: THE EFFECT ON FAMILIES 4. Labor conditions and the health of children, elderly and disabled family members 5. Maternal labor, breast-feeding, and infant health 6. Parental labor and child nutrition beyond infancy PART III: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WORK AND POPULATION HEALTH 7. Wage poverty, earned income inequality, and health 8. Gender inequality in work, health, and income 9. Women, labour, and social transitions PART IV: GLOBALIZATION OF THE ECONOMY: THE RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES IT CREATES FOR HEALTH 10. Work and health in export industries at national borders 11. Opportunities for improving working conditions through international agreements 12. The role global labour standards could play in addressing basic needs
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Jody Heymann (2003) studied this question.