How does the employee experience their work situation? Fill in the matrix and document the employee’s experience of their work situation based on the nine determination areas for a healthy and sustainable working life for all ages (see Figure A1 above): | |
1. Their health, wellbeing, functional diversity, diagnoses in relation to the work situation? | |
2. Physical work environment (promotive and preventive factors, demanding factors, workload, vibrations, repetitive motions or strain, ergonomic and technical aids and tools, climate, chemical health risks)? | |
3. Mental work environment (promotive and preventive factors, demanding factors, stress, demand and control, threats, violence)? | |
4. Work hours, work pace, breaks, schedule, time for recuperation? | |
5. Finances—the extent of the employment, appointments procedure, employment security? (Salary and salary benefits are primarily to be discussed during a salary negotiation meeting) | |
6. Balance between personal social environment and work? | |
7. Work social environment, participation, social support, community, sense of security in work team, leadership, informal leaders, co-workers, co-operation, discrimination? | |
8. Experience of possibility to work satisfaction, motivation, stimulation with work tasks and activities, core tasks at work, percentage distribution and balance between different work tasks? | |
9. Knowledge, competence, possibility of using skills, too hard/too easy work tasks, developing work tasks? |