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The Problem: Shiftwork

Chronobiology International, 1997
Shiftwork, particularly that including night work, causes disruption of biological rhythms and perturbation of the social and family life that can negatively affect performance efficiency, health, and social relations. Adverse effects can manifest themselves in the short term as sleep disturbances, shiftlag syndrome, psychosomatic troubles, errors, and
exaly   +4 more sources

Changing schedules: Shiftwork

Chronobiology International, 1997
A "tailor-made" shift system should be a compromise between the employers' goals, the wishes of the employees, and ergonomic recommendations for the design of shift systems. Many traditional shift systems all over the world do not correspond to the ergonomic recommendations, which are summarized in this chapter.
Peter Knauth, Peter Knauth
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Shiftwork and Metabolic Dysfunction

Chronobiology International, 2012
Many of the health problems that are more prevalent among shiftworkers are thought to be linked to their heightened susceptibility to metabolic syndrome, i.e., the association of even moderate degrees of visceral obesity, dyslipidemia, abnormal blood pressure, and serum glucose levels in the same individual.
Yolande Esquirol   +2 more
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The impact of shiftwork on health: a literature review

open access: yesJournal of Clinical Nursing, 2014
Aims and objectives - To identify the impact of shiftwork on individuals and their lives and to discuss the implications this has for nurses and nursing.
Annabel Matheson   +2 more
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SHIFTwork

2023
SHIFTwork is the collective name for a series of commissioned performances which focused on the physical act and process of painting as a form of performance art. The published forms of the series are three performances, and two written documents: (1) the book SHIFTwork: Cathedral of Joy; and (2) a section in the Korean Ceramic 2009 Biennale catalogue.
Michael Young, Peter Willmott
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The Standard Shiftwork Index: a battery of questionnaires for assessing shiftwork-related problems

open access: yesWork and Stress, 1995
The lack of standardization in shiftwork research has been recognized. In response, a battery of self-report questionnaires has been developed, which might usefully be employed in assessing the impact of different types of shift systems on large groups ...
Peter Totterdell   +2 more
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Shiftwork

Journal of Labor Economics, 1997
The authors analyze the organization of employment in nonsimultaneous shifts, considering the shift composition of manufacturing employment, both in the business cycle frequency and in the long run. With regard to the short run, they argue that shiftwork would be procyclical and that this, combined with the inherent lumpiness of shifts, may help ...
Mayshar, Joram, Halevy, Yoram
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Does ‘hardiness’ predict adaptation to shiftwork?

open access: yesWork and Stress, 1997
This longitudinal study examined whether the dimensions of hardiness (commitment, control and challenge) predicted psychological symptoms and dissatisfaction with shiftwork, and whether or not the relationships identified were confounded with neuroticism
Philip Böhle
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Shiftwork, stress, and psychosomatic complaints: a comparison between workers in different shiftwork schedules, non-shiftworkers, and former shiftworkers

Ergonomics, 1986
In a questionnaire study of 3446 blue-collar male workers in the chemical industry of the Federal Republic of Germany, shift- and non-shiftworkers were compared for reported health and stress at work. There were three groups of non-shiftworkers: former shiftworkers who left shiftwork because of a physician's advice, former shiftworkers who were not so ...
M, Frese, N, Semmer
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Models of Shiftwork and Health: An Examination of the Influence of Stress on Shiftwork Theory

Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, 1997
This paper critically reviews models of shiftwork and health and provides a historical overview of changes in the conceptualization of the association between them. Models are hypothetical and conceptually broad, becoming more so as they move away from linear, chronobiological to multidirectional, psychological conceptualizations.
Emma Taylor   +2 more
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