The use of computers among the workers in the European Union and its impact on the quality of work
作者： Frank Andries , Peter G. W. Smulders , Steven Dhondt
DOI: 10.1080/0144929021000036568
关键词: Working life 、 Engineering 、 Working population 、 Quality of working life 、 Operations research 、 Mental strain 、 European union 、 Object (philosophy) 、 Work (electrical) 、 Quality of work 、 Marketing
摘要: For many people today it is impossible to imagine working life without a computer. The object of the study show recent developments (1992-2000) in use computers among population European Union and its impact on quality life. Data used for these analyses were collected five year basis by means questionnaire. Results that has increased between 1992 2000. increase almost completely result within white collar occupations. In general, computer results more qualified work less physical strain. However, those who with permanently signs mental strain than only part time. This may mean adding other tasks could improve conditions using permanently. suggest hte will further except when one neglects dangers connected permanent computers.
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