Working time and the work-home boundary
Scheduling, flexibility, recovery and detachment from work outside hours.
7 items catalogued in this domain; 2 verified and rendered with wording.
The rest are listed with provenance only until their wording is verified against the primary source and cleared for redistribution.
iwbi-commute
Commuting stress provenance only
Response scale: 5-point agreement
Primary source: WELL Building Standard
Citation: International WELL Building Institute, WELL Building Standard. (source)
Copyright status: permission required; none requested
Benchmark availability: None held / proprietary.
Verification: unverified
Notes: Proprietary source; referenced only.
Primary source: WELL Building Standard
Citation: International WELL Building Institute, WELL Building Standard. (source)
Copyright status: permission required; none requested
Benchmark availability: None held / proprietary.
Verification: unverified
Notes: Proprietary source; referenced only.
ewcs-flexibility
Flexibility for personal or family matters verified, rendered
Would you say that for you arranging to take an hour or two off during working hours to take care of personal or family matters is...
Response scale: Very easy / Fairly easy / Fairly difficult / Very difficult
Primary source: European Working Conditions Survey 2015 (6th wave) (Q47)
Citation: Eurofound, European Working Conditions Survey 2015. (source)
Copyright status: Eurofound
Benchmark availability: European and national distributions (Eurofound).
Verification: verified
Evidence view: graded evidence record in the OWHS Instrument Registry
Primary source: European Working Conditions Survey 2015 (6th wave) (Q47)
Citation: Eurofound, European Working Conditions Survey 2015. (source)
Copyright status: Eurofound
Benchmark availability: European and national distributions (Eurofound).
Verification: verified
Evidence view: graded evidence record in the OWHS Instrument Registry
oecd-breaks
Sufficient breaks provenance only
Response scale: 5-point (always to never)
Primary source: OECD Guidelines on Measuring Subjective Well-being
Citation: OECD (2013), OECD Guidelines on Measuring Subjective Well-being. (source)
Copyright status: permission required; none requested
Benchmark availability: Instrument-specific reference material (OECD).
Verification: unverified
Primary source: OECD Guidelines on Measuring Subjective Well-being
Citation: OECD (2013), OECD Guidelines on Measuring Subjective Well-being. (source)
Copyright status: permission required; none requested
Benchmark availability: Instrument-specific reference material (OECD).
Verification: unverified
ewcs-free-time-work
Working in free time verified, rendered
Over the last 12 months, how often have you worked in your free time to meet work demands?
Response scale: Daily / Several times a week / Several times a month / Less often / Never
Primary source: European Working Conditions Survey 2015 (6th wave) (Q46)
Citation: Eurofound, European Working Conditions Survey 2015. (source)
Copyright status: Eurofound
Benchmark availability: European and national distributions (Eurofound).
Verification: verified
Evidence view: graded evidence record in the OWHS Instrument Registry
Primary source: European Working Conditions Survey 2015 (6th wave) (Q46)
Citation: Eurofound, European Working Conditions Survey 2015. (source)
Copyright status: Eurofound
Benchmark availability: European and national distributions (Eurofound).
Verification: verified
Evidence view: graded evidence record in the OWHS Instrument Registry
ses-worry-after-work
Worrying about work after hours provenance only
Response scale: 6-point (never to all of the time)
Primary source: Skills and Employment Survey 2017
Citation: Felstead A, Gallie D, Green F et al., Skills and Employment Survey 2017. Cardiff University, UCL, University of Oxford; ESRC. (source)
Copyright status: permission required; none requested
Benchmark availability: Periodic Great Britain estimates (SES series).
Verification: unverified
Primary source: Skills and Employment Survey 2017
Citation: Felstead A, Gallie D, Green F et al., Skills and Employment Survey 2017. Cardiff University, UCL, University of Oxford; ESRC. (source)
Copyright status: permission required; none requested
Benchmark availability: Periodic Great Britain estimates (SES series).
Verification: unverified
ses-unwinding
Difficulty unwinding after work provenance only
Response scale: 6-point (never to all of the time)
Primary source: Skills and Employment Survey 2017
Citation: Felstead A, Gallie D, Green F et al., Skills and Employment Survey 2017. Cardiff University, UCL, University of Oxford; ESRC. (source)
Copyright status: permission required; none requested
Benchmark availability: Periodic Great Britain estimates (SES series).
Verification: unverified
Primary source: Skills and Employment Survey 2017
Citation: Felstead A, Gallie D, Green F et al., Skills and Employment Survey 2017. Cardiff University, UCL, University of Oxford; ESRC. (source)
Copyright status: permission required; none requested
Benchmark availability: Periodic Great Britain estimates (SES series).
Verification: unverified
ess-fatigue-home
Too tired after work for home tasks provenance only
Response scale: 5-point (never to always)
Primary source: European Social Survey
Citation: European Social Survey ERIC (ESS). Rounds vary by item. (source)
Copyright status: ESS CC BY-NC-SA; non-commercial only
Benchmark availability: Cross-national benchmarks (ESS).
Verification: unverified
Notes: European Social Survey Round 5.
Primary source: European Social Survey
Citation: European Social Survey ERIC (ESS). Rounds vary by item. (source)
Copyright status: ESS CC BY-NC-SA; non-commercial only
Benchmark availability: Cross-national benchmarks (ESS).
Verification: unverified
Notes: European Social Survey Round 5.