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Publié par | EUROFOUND-EUROPEAN-FOUNDATION-FOR-THE-IMPROVEMENT-OF-LIVING-AND-WORKING-CONDITIO |
Nombre de lectures | 7 |
Langue | English |
Poids de l'ouvrage | 2 Mo |
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european foundation
for the improvement of living and working conditions
the spread of
shiftwork
in the
european community
The Netherlands
E F / 8 0 / 8 / E N the spread of
shiftwork
in the
european community
The Netherlands
E F / 8 0 / 8 / E N -2-
2) the evaluation reports by the representatives of Governments,
employers and workers, based on working group sessions during
a seminar held in Dublin at the end of 1978;
3) a study carried out by Berenschot on shiftwork in the manufac
turing sector in the Netherlands.
Those interested in the other studies currently available (in the
original language or in English translation) can obtain them from
the European Foundation.
The European Foundation wishes to stress that the analyses and opinions
contained in the study reports are the sole responsibility of the
institutes which compiled them. 1.4 In a very general way, it can be observed that there is
an increase in shiftwork. This increase is particularly
noticeable in the mechanical engineering, food, drink
and tobacco, plastics, and paper sectors. However it is
necessary to note that this arises much more from an
increase in the proportion of number of workers affected
than from an increase in the number of establishments
using such a production system.
1.5 Even if one observes a general decrease in employment in
a given branch of industry, it appears that the proportion
of shiftworkers may remain the same.
1.6 1.6.1 Regarding the trend of development of shiftwork
according to the shift system, important
disparities appear both at international comparison
level and at national, region by region.
1.6.2 There does not appear to be a general connection
concerning the development of continuous and
semi-continuous work relative to the development
of discontinuous work. However a tendency to a
reduction in night work is shown, although tending
to apply to cleaning, machine surveillance and
maintenance work.
1.7 The following table indicates the proportion of shiftworkers,
by shift system, as a percentage of total shiftworkers: