Sweden : Masa Kerja Hanya 6 Jam Sehari.

abgsedapmalam

Sweden introduces a SIX-HOUR working day in bid to reduce sick leave, boost efficiency and make staff happier


Staff in one government department in Sweden are to work six-hour days on full pay to see if it makes them happier than those working for seven hours!

• Government staff in Swedish city of Gothenburg to take part in trial
• One department will work six hour days, while another will work seven
• Two will be compared to see if shorter days improve efficiency
  

Hundreds of Swedish workers are trialling a six-hour working day in the hopes that it will cut sick leave and save the country money.



In an experiment, workers in one government department in Gothenburg are to be put on to six-hour days on full pay, while workers in another department will work a standard seven-hour day.

Mats Pilhem, Left Party deputy mayor of Gothenburg, hopes the six-hour staff will take fewer sick days, and have better physical and mental health as a result.

Speaking to The Local, he said: 'We think it's time to give this a real shot in Sweden.'

'We'll compare the two afterwards and see how they differ. We hope to get the staff members taking fewer sick days and feeling better mentally and physically after they've worked shorter days.'

He claimed that a car manufacturer in the city had trialled the six-hour day with promising results.

He added that in other sectors, such as social care, the problem was not a lack of employees but people working inefficiently over the course of a long shift.

However, opposition politicians blasted the move as a cheap trick to win favour ahead of elections, and said the policy had be trialled before with no success.

For 16 years around 250 staff at Kiruna council worked a six-hour shift, but the policy was abandoned in 2005 after a report found that it had no impact on health.

The trial, announced by the deputy mayor of Gothenburg (pictured), has been dismissed by opposition politicians as a cheap trick to win favour ahead of upcoming elections.

Another trial in on staff in one hospital department in Stockholm had to be abandoned after workers in other departments became resentful, and a third on childcare workers was scrapped because it drove up costs.

However, Pilhem dismissed the criticisms, saying: 'We've worked a long time on this, we've not planned it to be an election thing. These people are always against shortening hours.'

Source: Daily Mail

PerKasa

alah kat Msia ni

orang gomen kerja 2 jam je sehari

masa yg lain tu fam2  jelah

Artemesiaa

Ala kat Malaysia pun apa kurangnya

lonso

Lawak..kualiti..vs kuantiti

AcikLijah

PerKasa posted on 26-7-2014 01:58 PM
alah kat Msia ni

orang gomen kerja 2 jam je sehari

haip jgn kata gitu uols.. uols x npk kesungguhan deme2 org gomen bekerja. keh..keh..keh

saladin780

bestnya..company kat mesia ni kebanyakan dahla hari2 9-6..itupun gatal lagi nak buat meeting 5.59 pm..sabtu setengah hari plak..bila la masanya nak beriadah dan bersantai dgn famili

af_1993

klau 6 jam kerja tu jalan oklah

Yoongie

Malaysia pun apa kurangnya...

adly19

Hi,

Jika anda nak bekerja dari rumah dan memiliki kemahiran berikut:

1: Mahir mengunakan komputer & internet.
2: Tahu mengunakan perisian Microsoft Office atau Open Office.
3: Boleh membaca dan menulis dalam berbahasa Inggeris.
4: Tahu apa beza antara Google & Web Browser.

Anda sesuai untuk kerja online freelance seperti:

1: Virtual Assistant (USD$100 per projek)
2: Data Entry (USD$50.00 per projek)
3: Web Research (USD$150.00 per projek)
4: Virtual Customer Service (USD$70.00 per projek)

Bagi mendapatkan maklumat lanjut tentang online freelancing sila layari link dibawah sekarang!
==> http://jobdirumah.com/adlyhisham

Terima kasih,

Yang Benar,
adly hisham abdullah
adlyhisham@yahoo.com