Credit-frequency compliance paradox and dual-track hazard evolution in urban occupational health

This study provides empirical support for the Credit-Frequency Compliance Paradox and documents Dual-Track Hazard Evolution-traditional occupational hazards decline while novel risks emerge in high-tech and service sectors. Although these frameworks originate from a single region, they may still offer preliminary insights into occupational health governance in other post-industrial urban contexts before being validated in diverse geographical and economic settings.