Working conditions of workers; origin and working time 2005-2013

This table contains data on working conditions of the Dutch worker, by origin and working time.The table presents figures on physical and psychosocial working conditions, victimisation at work, accidents at work, burnout complaints, satisfaction with the work and longer wanting and being able to continue working. The data in this table are based on the National Working Conditions Survey (NEA). The NEA is carried out by TNO and CBS with the support of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment. The aim of the NEA is to “monitor” working conditions in a broad sense under a large and representative sample of workers. Data available from: 2005 to 2013. Status of the figures: Figures in this table are final. Changes as of 16 October 2015 None, this table has been discontinued. Changes as of 8 May 2014 The figures for 2013 have been added. Changes as of 7 May 2013 Completions for 2008 resulted in a difference between the total proportion of workers feeling emotionally exhausted according to this table and the table ‘Working conditions’; gender and age. The figures now match. The figures on accidents at work have been adjusted.Figures according to the new definition are available from 2005 onwards. The new figures are better in line with the European figures on accidents at work and with TNO’s occupational accidents figures. According to the new definition, accidents without absenteeism, with at least 0 days absenteeism (shorter than one day counts), with at least 1 day absenteeism (in accordance with TNO’s figures) and at least 4 days of absenteeism (in accordance with the European figures).In addition, for the total proportion of workers with an accident at work, the type of injury is distinguished. Type of injury now consists of the three categories “body injury only”, “mental injury only” and “both”.These three categories add up to the total share of workers in an accident at work. Accidents during commuting are not included in the occupational accidents. Change to: When are new figures coming? No longer applicable.This table has been discontinued because there is a new age demarcation (15-75 years) and design changes have taken place. This table is followed by: Psychosocial workload (PSA) workers; origin and working hours Sustainable employability of workers;origin and working hours Physical workload of workers; origin and working hours Workers’ accidents at work; origin and working hours See paragraph 3.本表格涵盖按出身与工作时长划分的荷兰劳动者工作状况数据，包含躯体与社会心理工作条件、职场受害经历、工伤事故、职业倦怠主诉、工作满意度，以及劳动者期望且能够长期持续工作的相关统计指标。 本表格数据基于全国工作状况调查（National Working Conditions Survey，简称NEA）。该调查由TNO与荷兰中央统计局（CBS）在荷兰社会事务与就业部的支持下开展，旨在对具有广泛代表性的大型劳动者样本，开展广义范畴内的工作状况监测。 数据覆盖时段为2005年至2013年。 本表格内统计数据均为最终版本。 2015年10月16日更新说明：无相关变更，本表格已停止更新。 2014年5月8日更新说明：新增2013年统计数据。 2013年5月7日更新说明： 1. 2008年数据补全后，本表格中“劳动者情绪耗竭占比”与“工作状况”表格的统计数据曾存在差异，现已修正至匹配，涵盖性别与年龄维度； 2. 调整了工伤事故统计数据，新定义下的工伤事故统计数据自2005年起可用。新数据更符合欧洲工伤事故统计标准与TNO的职业事故统计结果。 根据新定义，工伤事故包含三类情形：无缺勤（缺勤时长短于1天）、缺勤至少1天（匹配TNO统计标准）、缺勤至少4天（匹配欧洲统计标准）。此外，职业工伤事故的总占比中还区分了伤害类型，分为仅躯体伤害、仅心理伤害及两者兼具三类，该三类占比之和即为职业工伤事故劳动者的总占比。通勤途中发生的事故不计入职业工伤事故范畴。 关于“何时可获取新数据”的说明：不再适用。本表格已停止更新，原因是采用了新的年龄划分标准（15-75岁）并进行了设计调整。 本表格后续关联的数据集包括： - 按出身与工作时长划分的劳动者社会心理工作负荷（Psychosocial workload，简称PSA）统计 - 按出身与工作时长划分的劳动者可持续就业能力统计 - 按出身与工作时长划分的劳动者躯体工作负荷统计 - 按出身与工作时长划分的劳动者职业工伤事故统计 详见第3小节。