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Title:	Finnish Working Life Barometer 2022 Työolobarometri 2022
Keywords:	ammatillinen kehitys etätyö joustotyö palkansaajat palkat tulevaisuudenodotukset työelämä työhyvinvointi työkyky työn kuormittavuus työolot työpaikkaväkivalta career development employees employment employment opportunities wages workplace bullying working conditions flexible working time hours of work occupational life job satisfaction workloads telework expectation
Publisher:	Yhteiskuntatieteellinen tietoarkisto Finnish Social Science Data Archive
Description:	Työolobarometrit selvittävät suomalaisen työelämän laatua ja työolojen muutosta palkansaajien näkökulmasta. Työolobarometrien sisältö on pysynyt pääosin samanlaisena eri vuosina. Aluksi vastaajalle esitettiin väitteitä työilmapiiristä, työkyvyn ylläpitämisestä, avoimuudesta ja tasapuolisuudesta työpaikalla. Kysyttiin myös, vaikutetaanko työpaikalla osaamisen kehittämiseen ja työympäristön turvallisuuteen. Edelleen kartoitettiin työntekijöiden mahdollisuuksia taitojensa kehittämiseen ja uuden oppimiseen. Seuraavaksi kysyttiin palkkauksesta, etätyöstä ja työajan joustoista. Edelleen pyydettiin ottamaan kantaa erilaisiin esihenkilöä koskeviin väittämiin. Lisäksi selvitettiin työntekijän vaikutusmahdollisuuksia esimerkiksi työnjakoon, työtahtiin, työskentelypaikkaan tai työpaikan toiminnan kehittämiseen. Vastaajat kertoivat, käyttävätkö he työssään digitaalisia työvälineitä, kuten sosiaalista mediaa. Vastaajilta tiedusteltiin, ilmeneekö vastaajan työpaikalla eriarvoista kohtelua, syrjintää tai henkistä väkivaltaa eri tahoilta liittyen esimerkiksi etniseen taustaan, sukupuoleen tai ikään. Lisäksi kysyttiin fyysisen väkivallan ja seksuaalisen häirinnän kohtaamisesta. Kartoitettiin myös työkykyyn ja työhön liittyviä tuntemuksia kuten stressiä, uupumusta, innostusta ja yhteisöllisyyttä. Edelleen käsiteltiin työn kuormittavuutta ja vastaajan oman työpaikan säilymisen varmuutta. Lopuksi kysyttiin kuulumisesta ammattiliittoon ja työttömyyskassaan. Taustamuuttujina olivat muiden muassa sukupuoli, ikä, ammattiasema, työnantajatyyppi, työsuhteen pysyvyys ja kesto, työn koko- tai osa-aikaisuus, työpaikan toimiala ja työaika. The annual survey studied employee opinion on the quality of working life in Finland. Main themes included organisation of work, development opportunities and flexibility, learning and training at work, wages, workplace bullying, capacity to work, and changes in working life. Questions in the barometer have mainly remained the same each year. The questionnaire, target population and collection method of the survey were changed for the 2021 collection round. First, the respondents were asked about the number of people employed at their workplace and changes in the number of staff in the past 12 months. Satisfaction in the working environment was charted with questions about openness, encouragement, trust and equality in the workplace. Further questions covered measures taken to improve employees' capacity to work and safety of work environment. The respondents were asked whether their place of work supported its employees in learning and trying new things, and whether they had taken part in job-related training in the past 12 months and received a salary during that time. Participation in job-related training through different methods (e.g. online, with a mentor, self-study) in the past 12 months was surveyed. The respondents were also asked whether in the past 12 months they had developed their skills and competence so that they could work in a new role in the future, and whether they had received new tasks or responsibilities at their job that had required them to learn new things. The next set of questions focused on flexible working time arrangements at the workplace, pay and bonus systems, satisfaction with the pay level, and digital tools as part of work. Autonomy at work was surveyed by asking about influence over own work tasks and working pace, over the distribution of work in the workplace, and about working to a tight schedule. Remote work was investigated with questions on whether the respondents had worked remotely in the past 12 months and whether they felt they could influence how much remote work they did. The respondents' experiences of working with their manages were examined with questions on, for example, whether they receive feedback from their manager when they succeeded in their work, whether their managed treats employees fairly and equally, and whether their manager is interested in their workplace wellbeing. The use of digital tools, virtual workspaces, and social media services as part of work tasks was also charted. One set of questions investigated the employees' perceived workload, capacity to work, estimates of own mental and physical capacity to work, and sickness absences. Discrimination at work based on factors such as ethnic group, age, gender, sexual orientation, and health status was explored. Incidents of bullying, sexual harassment and violence at work were also surveyed. Additionally, the respondents' experiences of stress, mental exhaustion, inability to focus, togetherness and excitement related to work were surveyed. The respondents were asked how likely they thought it was that they would be temporarily laid off or made redundant. Views were probed on the respondents' likelihood of getting an equal job if they became unemployed and what they would do if they became unemployed (e.g. apply for a new job in the same field, apply for a new job in a different field, become self-employed, get a job abroad). Finally, the respondents' membership of trade unions and unemployment funds was surveyed. Background variables included, among others, the respondent's year of birth, age, gender, status in employment, employer type, industry of employment, type of contract, and weekly working hours.
URI:	https://t2-4.bsc.es/jspui/handle/123456789/74148
Other Identifiers:	FSD3784 10.60686/t-fsd3784 urn:nbn:fi:fsd:T-FSD3784 https://urn.fi/urn:nbn:fi:fsd:T-FSD3784
Appears in Collections:	Cessda

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