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Europe and working life.

R Ennals1, B Knave

  • 1Centre for Working Life Research, Kingston University, United Kingdom. ennals@kingston.ac.uk

International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health
|May 25, 2001
PubMed
Summary

European working life research emphasizes partnership and networking for quality work initiatives. This approach leverages diversity to set international agendas and inform practical programs for the new millennium.

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Area of Science:

  • Social Sciences
  • European Studies
  • Workplace Research

Background:

  • Working life in Europe is a key focus for research, policy, and practice.
  • Initiatives for the new millennium emphasize partnership, dialogue, and networking.
  • Human networking is crucial for effective use of information and communication technologies.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To present the outcomes of European research on working life.
  • To inform decision-makers and develop new practical programs.
  • To highlight the European approach to working life and its international impact.

Main Methods:

  • The study is contextualized within the Work Life 2000: Quality in Work conference.
  • It draws upon outcomes presented at the conference, stemming from 64 preparatory workshops.
  • A network of 1,000 researchers contributed to the preparatory stages.

Main Results:

  • European research on working life was presented to decision-makers.
  • The conference facilitated the development of new practical programs.
  • The European approach fosters collaborative advantage through diversity and networking.

Conclusions:

  • Partnership, dialogue, and networking are central to improving working life.
  • The European model for working life research sets new international agendas.
  • Effective human networking is a prerequisite for technological integration in the workplace.

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