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  • Occupational Health Psychology
  • Workplace Well-being Research

Background:

  • Work-related behaviors and experience patterns (AVEM) influence employee health.
  • Health impairments (KOEPS) are a significant concern in high-interaction occupations.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate the link between AVEM and KOEPS in high-interaction jobs.
  • To analyze gender and age-related differences in these relationships.

Main Methods:

  • Survey of 985 employees across five occupational groups.
  • Utilized standardized AVEM and KOEPS questionnaires.
  • Data analyzed by age, gender, and occupation.

Main Results:

  • A balanced distribution of AVEM risk (A/B) and health-promoting (G/S) patterns was observed.
  • Men more frequently exhibited health-promoting patterns; women showed more risk patterns and higher impairment.
  • Older employees reported fewer health complaints compared to younger workers.

Conclusions:

  • Results highlight the necessity for gender- and age-specific prevention strategies.
  • Integrated approaches including individual support, workplace health promotion, and organizational measures are vital.
  • Recommends further longitudinal studies to understand long-term impacts.