Czech Republic
21.12.2022
Quality of working life in the Czech Republic has been regularly assessed at the national level using the Subjective Quality of Working Life index (SQWLi), yet little is known about the relationships between the individual domains, as well as their relationships with other aspects of workers’ lives. This article shows that there is a strong correlation among the domains in terms of importance and evaluation, separately, but the cross-correlation between importance and evaluation is low. Higher work flexibility, better overall job characteristics, and better physical and mental health are all associated with higher working life evaluation.
21.12.2022
This article reports on the regional differences in subjectively perceived quality of working life – measured using the Subjective Quality of Working Life index – in the Czech Republic. Using survey responses from 2,026 workers from 2020, representative of the working population, we show that variance in quality of working life is lower than in objective measures of social and economic development. At the same time, both importance and evaluation of the quality of working life domains are linked to macroeconomic characteristics, specifically unemployment and average gross wage.
30.04.2013
The last one of the articles dealing with results of THESEIS project (Training on Health & Safety for workers in the Environmental Industrial Sector) presents the results of surveys focused on spectrum and level of knowledge of eco-industry workers about specific risks related to their work. The survey in target groups „wastewater operator“ and „solid waste management“ was conducted in 8 partner countries of the project THESEIS.
11.01.2013
Another article dealing with results of THESEIS project (Training on Health & Safety for workers in the Environmental Industrial Sector) presents the results of a survey aimed at identifying the status of national qualifications systems in the countries participating in the project. Qualifications and other requirements for workers in so called „eco-industry“, specifically the technicians of wastewater and waste management experts were surveyed.
11.01.2013
The first article from intended series of articles focused on selected results of the THESEIS project (Training on Health & Safety for workers in the Environmental Industrial Sector) presents results of a questionnaire survey carried out in enterprises producing industrial wastewater and in wastewater treatment centres in the Czech Republic. The survey was aimed to identifying of existing knowledge and skills of employees who are exposed to specified risks related to water pollution due to industrial production during their working activity. At the same time learning needs of these persons were indentified.
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