Temporary workers may feel just as healthy as those with a permanent job

Workers with a flexible contract are not worse than that of workers with a permanent contract, it appears, on Monday, in a long-term study conducted by the Dutch Central Bureau for Statistics (CBS) on behalf of the ministry of Social Affairs. The statistics agency early, in between 2007 and 2017, at 112,000 by the people how safe they felt.

as a result of the research is surprising, since flexible work is associated with job insecurity and poor employment benefits, which can lead to stress and other health problems.

People who participate in the study, were able, on the basis of the score as a picture of the health of the era. They could have a choice of ‘poor’, ‘average’, ‘quite good’, ‘good’ and ‘excellent’. None of the full-time employees and temporary workers refers to the health is very bad. However, the percentage of full-time employees that are excellent feel a little higher than that of the flexible workforce. The other results are similar.

the statistics, which concludes that the health services are in much the same way as those of full-time employees. The temporary workers was 53 per cent, over the course of time, the worse we feel. For full-time employees was that the share was 54 percent.

Workers will feel healthier than unemployed people

in the NETHERLANDS, research has also shown that people with a job are healthier, more felt than that of unemployed people. Nine out of ten people with a paid job of assessing their own health as very good or excellent compared with three-quarters of the unemployed.

what is Striking is that non-employment is more likely to be excellent, the most positive response that could be given. However, this group is more than twice as much as the negatiefste the answers ‘poor’ and ‘average’ approaches, if employed. In general, the non-active persons in their own health on a scale of 0 to 5 with a mean score of 3. For workers, that figure was at 3.4.

CBS is reporting that people who feel healthy, to feel more likely to find a job. For four out of the ten people who doesn’t have a job, but their health is, however, perfectly called, is still in paid employment. Those who are ill, and felt, was but 7 per cent, of the cases, it is a job.