[en] Introduction: Workers have a 14.7% chance of suffering hips, legs and feet derived from their work activity. Work footwear protects the worker's feet from damage resulting from their professional activity. Its mission is to adapt to the characteristics of each job, but it must also adapt to the personal characteristics of each individual, since, failing to do so, it can negatively influence not only the foot but also the biomechanics of the entire body. This work tries to evaluate and identify the main foot problems derived from the use of work shoes with the aim of making companies and workers aware of the damages derived from inappropriate work shoes. Objective: To determine which podiatric pathologies associated with work footwear occur most frequently. Methodology: For the execution of the work, a systematic review was carried out during the months of February until September 2021 in the databases: PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science, CINAHL and as bibliographic manager Endnote. To carry out the search we have used as MeSH terms the words "Foot Diseases", "Foot", "Shoes", Boot "," Work "," Laboral "and" Occupational ". As Boolean operators attached to the terms MeSH and DeCS, "AND" and "OR" have been used. The selection of studies was carried out following a map of four structured clinical questions: patient / problem, intervention, comparison and results. After this system, limits were established such as the year of publication of each study, the size of the sample or the design of the study. Finally, 13 articles were selected for the review. Results: There is scientific evidence on the different types of work footwear and their influence on the foot and the biometric stability of the rest of the body. In addition to producing other types of pathologies associated with the work environmen, such as fungal or bacterial types. A foot problem caused by an unsuitable shoe can considerably increase the risk of injury, by influencing the concentration of the operator, increasing the possibility of a workplace accident. Conclusion: The figure of the podiatrist should be integrated in companies as a key element when it comes to helping the worker in choosing an appropriate footwear that adapts to the personal and work characteristics of each worker

[gl] Introdución: Os traballadores teñen un 14,7% de posibilidades de sufrir problemas nas cadeiras, pernas e pés derivados da súa actividade laboral. O calzado de traballo protexe os pés do traballador contra os danos derivados da súa actividade profesional. A súa misión é adaptarse ás características de cada traballo, pero tamén debe adaptarse ás características persoais de cada individuo, xa que, de non facelo, pode influír negativamente non só no pé, senón tamén na biomecánica de todo o corpo. Este traballo trata de avaliar e identificar os principais problemas do pé derivados do uso de zapatos de traballo, co obxectivo de concienciar a empresas e traballadores dos danos derivados de zapatos de traballo inadecuados. Obxetivo: Que patoloxías podolóxicas asociadas ao calzado laboral se producen con maior frecuencia. Metodoloxía: Para a execución do traballo, realizouse unha revisión sistemática entre os meses de febreiro e setembro de 2021 nas bases de datos: PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science, CINAHL e como xestor bibliográfico Endnote. Para realizar a busca empregamos como termos MeSH as palabras "Enfermidades do pé", "Pé", "Zapatos", Bota "," Traballo "," Laboral "e" Ocupacional ". Como operadores booleanos anexos aos termos MeSH e DeCS, empregáronse "AND" e "OR". A selección de estudos realizouse seguindo un mapa de catro cuestións clínicas estruturadas: paciente / problema, intervención, comparación e resultados. Despois deste sistema, establecéronse límites como o ano de publicación de cada estudo, o tamaño da mostra ou o deseño do estudo. Finalmente, seleccionáronse 13 artigos para a revisión. Resultados: Existe evidencia científica sobre os distintos tipos de calzado laboral e a súa influencia sobre o pé e a estabilidade biométrica do resto do corpo. Ademais de producir outro tipo de patoloxías asociadas ao entorno laboral, como son as de tipo fúnxico ou bacteriano. Un problema nos pés producido por un zapato inadecuado producirá un aumento considerable do risco de sufrir lesións ou influír na concentración do operario e aumentar así a posibilidade de padecer un accidente laboral. Conclusión: A figura do podólogo debería estar integrada nas empresas como un elemento chave á hora de axudar o traballador na elección dun calzado adecuado que se adapte ás características tanto persoais como laborais.