Changing Working Conditions at the Onset of the Twenty-First Century: Facts from International Datasets

Keyphrases

• Working Conditions 100%
• Job Insecurity 100%
• 21st Century 100%
• Work Intensity 60%
• Work Intensification 40%
• Europe 40%
• Individual Change 40%
• Educated Workers 40%
• Change Trajectories 40%
• Germany 20%
• Chap 20%
• France 20%
• Production Process 20%
• Finland 20%
• Information Communication Technology 20%
• Spain 20%
• Societal Change 20%
• Social Change 20%
• Trend Data 20%
• Decision Process 20%
• United Kingdom 20%
• Stable Employment 20%
• Conservative Welfare States 20%
• Retirement Study 20%
• German Worker 20%
• European Working Conditions Survey 20%
• American Worker 20%
• New Information Technologies 20%
• European Trends 20%
• Production versus Consumption 20%
• New Communication Technologies 20%
• Consumption Process 20%
• Production Decision 20%
• International Competition 20%
• Employment Relations 20%
• German Socio-Economic Panel 20%
• Modernity 20%
• Health Studies 20%

Social Sciences

• Professional Occupations 100%
• Twenty-First Century 100%
• Working Conditions 100%
• Labor Intensity 60%
• German 40%
• Germany 20%
• Finland 20%
• UK 20%
• Spain 20%
• Production Engineering 20%
• Trend Analysis 20%
• International Competition 20%
• Modern society 20%
• Decision Process 20%
• Social Policy 20%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Labor Intensity 100%
• Employment Relations 33%
• Welfare State 33%
• International Competition 33%
• Social Change 33%