Arbeitsbedingte Mobilität und Gesundheit — Überall dabei — Nirgendwo daheim

Ducki, Antje

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-01078-1_7

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“…Auch Wochenpendler sind einen beträchtlichen Anteil ihrer Wochenzeit unterwegs und unterliegen damit ähnlichen verkehrs-und reisebedingten Belastungen wie Tagespendler. Diese werden um psychosoziale Belastungen der gesamten Familie ergänzt, die sich durch die räumliche Trennung und den erhöhten Koordinationsaufwand von einem Leben an zwei Orten ergeben (Ducki, 2010;Gräbe & Ott, 2003;Hupfeld et al, 2013). Als mobilitätsspezifische Belastungen werden von Wochenpendlern die Trennung von vertrauten Personen, insbesondere Familienangehörigen, Zeitdruck am Wochenende, Einschränkungen von spontanen Handlungsmöglichkeiten sowie der Zwang, alles zu planen und zu organisieren, genannt (Ducki, 2010;Gräbe & Ott, 2003).…”

Section: Berufsassoziierte Mobilitätunclassified

Selbstbestimmung versus Arbeitsintensivierung

Clauß¹

2020

ASU

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Dieser Artikel soll Ursachen, Chancen beziehungsweise Herausforderungen von Selbstbestimmung versus Arbeitsintensivierung herausstellen. Zudem wirft er einen Blick auf passende, bewährte Maßnahmen in der betrieblichen Praxis und diskutiert notwenige Gestaltungskompetenzen sowie politische Rahmenbedingungen, die Selbstbestimmung fördern und gesundheitlich beeinträchtigende Arbeitsintensivierung reduzieren können.

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Section: Berufsassoziierte Mobilitätunclassified

Selbstbestimmung versus Arbeitsintensivierung

Clauß¹

2020

ASU

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“…Mobilität ist zweifelsohne ein zentrales Charakteristikum der gegenwärtigen Gesellschaft -"modern society is a society on the move" (Lash/Urry 1994, 252 Hislop/Axtell 2007, 2009Holley u.a. 2008;Kesselring/Vogl 2010;Vogl 2010;Roller 2017 Die körperliche und mentale Beanspruchung der Fahrten wird dagegen kaum thematisiert und, wenn überhaupt, in den Kontext der Arbeit vor Ort gestellt.…”

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Mobilität und Leistung

Nies

Roller²,

Vogl

2017

Arbeit

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Mobility and PerformanceBusiness travellers facing the trade-off between work intensification and blurring of boundaries Abstract: The growing diffusion of business travels in the world of work, beyond the genuinely "mobile professions," is a symptom of growing mobility requirements. Stress through business travels is usually discussed in terms of compatibility of work and family life or as mental and physical strain produced by the very activity of traveling. On the basis of a qualitative study, the paper discusses mobility experience, strains and coping strategies on different levels of space Unauthenticated Download Date | 5/9/18 1:22 PM 174 | Sarah Nies, Katrin Roller, Gerlinde Vogl and time, relating it to result-oriented forms of performance control in enterprises. The results show that business travellers not only have to cope with problems of work-life compatibility but also with a trade-off within work: between mobility requirements and the tasks at the regular place of work. In this context, they tend to use private time as a kind of reservoir for coping strategies and the blurring of boundaries as a resource to cope with work-related conflicts.

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“…It is undeniable that a long journey to work influences a commuter's private and family life. A long journey to work (based on time and frequency) makes a claim on individual resources such as time, money and health (Koslowsky et al 1995;Ducki 2010;Rüger & Schulze 2016). Studies show that long-distance commuters have on average lower life satisfaction (Stutzer & Frey 2008), poorer health status and their intimate relationships are more likely to be impaired by mental stress compared to "unchallenged" 1 gainfully employed people (Rüger & Schulze 2016).…”

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It’s getting late today, please do the laundry: The influence of long-distance commuting on the division of domestic labor

Stenpaß¹,

Kley²

2020

JFamRes

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The study examines the effect of long-distance commuting on the division of domestic labor in heterosexual couples. A long journey to work can affect other areas of life. Commuters often have lower life satisfaction and their intimate relationships may be impaired by mental stress. When looking at domestic labor the question arises of who is in charge of managing the household and childcare. Do women still adopt the “lion’s share of housework” or take over the “second shift” if they spend part of the day on long commutes to work and back home? A long commute is defined as a journey to work of at least 45 minutes, daily or several times a week. We present the results of pooled regression analysis and fixed effects regressions conducted on data from the German Panel Analysis of Intimate Relationships and Family Dynamics (pairfam) for the years 2013, 2015, and 2016. The pooled analysis suggests a moderate association between a woman’s long commute and her partner’s engagement in housework and childcare, especially when she commutes daily. Instead of living ‘reversed roles’, the partners share such tasks. However, when the association between a woman’s long commute and her partner’s engagement in childcare is estimated exclusively with fixed regression, it remains significant. If the man is a long-distance commuter, most often his partner is solely responsible for all household tasks. Relative labor market position and income distribution within the couples, as well as adherence to gender roles explain the effects of long-distance commuting on labor division.

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Arbeitsbedingte Mobilität und Gesundheit — Überall dabei — Nirgendwo daheim

Cited by 8 publications

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Selbstbestimmung versus Arbeitsintensivierung

Selbstbestimmung versus Arbeitsintensivierung

Mobilität und Leistung

It’s getting late today, please do the laundry: The influence of long-distance commuting on the division of domestic labor

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