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Rovnováha medzi pracovným a súkromným životom

Rovnováha medzi pracovným a súkromným životom predstavuje uspokojivý stav rovnováhy medzi časom, ktorý má jednotlivec vyhradený na prácu a na súkromné aktivity. Umožnenie väčšej rovnováhy medzi pracovným a súkromným životom pracovníkov počas celého života je cieľom politiky EÚ už mnoho rokov, keďže ide o kľúčový spôsob na zabezpečenie udržateľnosti práce pre všetkých. 

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Komisia 26. apríla 2017 vydala balík iniciatív k Európskemu pilieru sociálnych práv. Jeho súčasťou je aj iniciatíva na podporu rovnováhy medzi pracovným a súkromným životom pre rodičov a opatrovateľov. V rámci iniciatívy sa predkladá niekoľko nových alebo vylepšených minimálnych noriem týkajúcich sa rodičovskej, otcovskej alebo opatrovateľské dovolenky a jej cieľom je riešiť nedostatočné zastúpenie žien na trhu práce.

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Zber údajov

Na základe Európskych prieskumov kvality života (EQLS) nadácie Eurofound je možné porovnanie zosúladenia pracovného a súkromného života, pružných foriem organizácie pracovného času a poskytovania kvalitných služieb starostlivosti v jednotlivých krajinách. Z Európskych prieskumov podnikov (ECS) vyplývajú údaje o tom, ako a prečo spoločnosti využívajú široké spektrum foriem organizácie pracovného času. V rámci Európskych prieskumov pracovných podmienok (EWCS) sa skúma organizácia pracovného času v rámci EÚ a otázky, ktoré s ňou súvisia, ako sú napríklad pružné formy organizácie, preferencie v oblasti pracovného času a rovnováha medzi pracovným a súkromným životom.

Európske monitorovacie centrum pracovného života (EurWORK) poskytuje informácie o pracovných podmienkach a udržateľnej práci vrátane databázy miezd, pracovného času a kolektívnych sporov. Nadácia Eurofound okrem toho odhadla aj hospodárske a spoločenské náklady spôsobené rozdielom v zamestnanosti mužov a žien a ponúka informácie o tvorbe pracovných miest v službách starostlivosti.

Vizualizácia údajov

Súvisiace: Časopis Foundation Focus na tému riešení týkajúcich sa rovnováhy medzi pracovným a súkromným životom

23. decembra 2016 – V tomto vydaní časopisu Foundation Focus je témou rovnováha medzi pracovným a súkromným životom a niektoré ďalšie faktory, ktoré pomáhajú alebo bránia pracovníkom pri spájaní týchto dvoch aspektov. Keďže priemerná dĺžka pracovného času neustále klesá, črtá sa otázka, či rovnováhu medzi pracovným a súkromným životom ešte treba riešiť. Ako môže pomôcť smernica o pracovnom čase a akú úlohu majú politiky pružného pracovného času? Akú konkrétnu podporu si vyžadujú osoby so zodpovednosťou za starostlivosť o deti alebo dospelých? Rovnováha medzi pracovným a súkromným životom je spojená aj s iným aspektmi života vrátane potreby vysokokvalitnej starostlivosti o deti, riešenia rozdielov v zamestnanosti mužov a žien a zaopatrenia starších pracovníkov, ktorí nemôžu pokračovať v práci na plný pracovný čas.
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Current and ongoing research

Research continues in this topic on a variety of themes, which are outlined below with links to forthcoming titles.

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Jorge Cabrita is a senior research manager in the Working Life unit. He is responsible for formulating, coordinating and managing European-wide research, and promoting the...

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Survey reveals impact of long hours on well-being

The work and employment relations survey (2011 WERS [1]) is published by the UK government’s Department for Business, Innovation and Skills [2] and is the sixth in a series of studies carried out on work and employment in the UK. It covers wide-ranging issues from collective bargaining coverage to

Survey looks at work and family life

The European Company Survey on Reconciliation of Work and Family Life 2010 (1.36Mb PDF) [1] has provided a detailed description and analysis of family-friendly policies implemented by companies in six European countries – Germany, the UK, France, Italy, Sweden and Poland. [1] http://www.bosch

Sick leave caused by work overload

White-collar staff in Sweden are increasingly taking time off through stress and because they are overloaded with work according to a new study (in Swedish, 563KB PDF) [1]. The research was conducted by Annelie Carlberg and Björle Sjöholm in 2012 on behalf of white-collar union Unionen [2]. The

Denmark: Increased exposure to noise, overtime and employees witnessing bullying

The National Research Centre for the Working Environment has conducted a new cohort study entitled Working Environment and Health in Denmark 2012–2020 (WEHD), which is a continuation of the former Danish Working Environment Cohort Study (DWECS). Results from 2012 serve as baseline measurements due

Impact of the crisis on gender equality

The main aim of the report, The impact of the economic crisis on the situation of women and men and on gender equality policies (3MB PDF) [1], is to chart the impact of the financial and economic crisis on those working in the EU and on gender equality [2] policies in particular. The report was

EU Level: EU employers take family-friendly working seriously

A survey investigating family-friendly working policies in companies in six European countries (France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Sweden, UK) finds that employers take family-friendly working seriously and have put in place a range of policies to support this, especially in areas such as flexible

Increase in stress and physical demands in the health sector

Pensions specialist Keva [1] has published Municipal Workers’ Well-being 2011 (in Finnish, 405Kb PDF) [2], the most recent in a series of similar surveys conducted annually since 2008. Keva handles pension applications, pension decisions, rehabilitation, customer service and the payment of pensions

New police rosters both healthier and less costly

New rosters for Ireland’s police force, An Garda Síochána [1], are seen as a key achievement under the terms of the Public Service Agreement (2010–2014) – known as the Croke Park agreement (IE1007039I [2]). The wide-ranging agreement commits the Irish Government [3] to maintaining core pay and

Job satisfaction low among doctors

International online information network Healthgrouper [1] has published a report (in Bulgarian, 1.5Mb PDF) [2] on job satisfaction among doctors in Bulgaria. The survey, intended to identify factors that determined doctors’ job satisfaction, was conducted in March 2012. [1] http://healthgrouper.com

Combining work and childcare still difficult for women

The Labour Force Sample Survey (LFSS [1]) is conducted by the Czech Statistical Office (ČSÚ [2]) every quarter on a randomly selected sample of private households. It focuses on the economic status of people in the country aged 15 and over. In 2010, the LFSS contained an ad hoc module on work-life


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9 december 2020
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