Examples of using Shiftwork in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Factors influencing the development of shiftwork.
Shiftwork in the chemical industry national surveys.
Factors influencing the consequences of shiftwork.
Over 100 publications on shiftwork have been prepared.
Shiftwork in the Chemical Industry- Case Studies of Innovations.
Bulletin of European Studies on Shiftwork(BEST) project 0108.
Effects of shiftwork on health, social and family life.
Germany gives some interesting examples of flexible working hours and shiftwork.
The Effects of Shiftwork on Health, Social and Family Life.
Association of circadian expression of cortisol in nurses accordingly to shiftwork,….
Table 3 Breakdown of shiftwork in the steel industry by rota system.
CHANGES IN WORK- New forms of work andactivity- Industrial robot systems- Shiftwork.
Extent of shiftwork in certain industries in some EC countries.
Birth/death grants Annual leave travel expenses Local travel allowances Shiftwork/standby allowances.
Table 2 Extent of shiftwork in certain industries in some EEC countries.
Implementation A special mailing list of people interested in shiftwork and work organization was compiled.
The Spread of Shiftwork- Italy R. Bosco, U. Martinelli, P. Schiavello. ISRIL, Rome, Italy, 1978.
Each bulletin focuses on one particular aspect of shiftwork and working time and general use of time.
The Spread of Shiftwork- Belgium I. Caymax, H. Verhuist, I. Lagrou. HIVA, Leuven, 1977.
More elaborate models exist([3], Annex 3),but this simple diagram encapsulates the many factors acting on shiftwork.
Extent and pattern of shiftwork in manufacturing industry and the services sector national surveys.
In France, where precise figures are available, 12.6% of employees are on shiftwork, more than one third of them having to work at night.
The necessity of shiftwork in the chemical and brewing industries and the economic and social consequences of changes.
Part 2 describes the variables- economic, social, technological and legal- influencing the existence andactual extent of shiftwork.
In 1988, 46% of all workers were doing shiftwork(mornings and afternoons and often nights), out of which 19% were women.
In the latter industry, there has been an increase in permanent night work(France),in continuous shiftwork(United Kingdom) and in weekend shifts.
Belgium gives some interesting examples of five crew shiftwork, and also of teleworking arrange ments, about which there is some good reference material.
Among the themes selected fot future survey are: women and nightwork; automation of nightwork;compensation for shiftwork.
The research particularly examined how patterns of shiftwork have been changing with the introduction of new technology.
At the request of the two sides of industry, since 1977 the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living andWorking Conditions has conducted many studies on shiftwork.