PROHIS - Proceedings of Occupational Health & Industrial Safety

<b>IRETC MTÜ PROHIS Proceedings of Occupational Health
&amp; Industrial Safety</b> <b>Journal </b>publishes peer-reviewed,
original research and review articles in an open access format. Accepted
articles span the full extent of the social and behavioral sciences and the
humanities.

IRETC MTÜ PROHIS Proceedings of Occupational Health &amp;
Industrial Safety Journal seeks to be the world’s premier open access outlet
for academic research. As such, unlike traditional journals, IRETC MTÜ PROHIS
Proceedings of Occupational Health &amp; Industrial Safety Journal does not
limit content due to page budgets or thematic significance. Rather, IRETC MTÜ PROHIS
Proceedings of Occupational Health &amp; Industrial Safety Journal evaluates
the scientific and research methods of each article for validity and accepts
articles solely on the basis of the research. Likewise, by not restricting
papers to a narrow discipline, IRETC MTÜ PROHIS Proceedings of Occupational
Health &amp; Industrial Safety Journal facilitates the discovery of the
connections between papers, whether within or between disciplines.

IRETC MTÜ PROHIS Proceedings of Occupational Health &amp;
Industrial Safety Journal offers authors quick review and decision times; a
continuous-publication format; and global distribution for their research via
IRETC MTÜ PROHIS Proceedings of Occupational Health &amp; Industrial
Safety Journal Online. All articles are professionally copyedited and
typeset to ensure quality.

Those who should submit to IRETC MTÜ PROHIS Proceedings of
Occupational Health &amp; Industrial Safety Journal include:

Authors
who want their articles to receive quality reviews and efficient
production, ensuring the quickest publication time.
Authors
who want their articles to receive free, broad, and global distribution on
a powerful, highly discoverable publishing platform.
Authors
who want their articles branded and marketed by a world-leading social
science publisher.
Authors
who want or need their articles to be open access because of university or
government mandates.