Luxembourg - Quality of work surveyed - November 30, 2017

A representative sample of 1,522 employees took part in the fifth national survey on the quality of work. The results show that 72% of the respondents said they have an ‘average’ or ‘high’ quality of work; an increase compared to 2016 (68%). However, the outcome is quite unequal if the results are analysed per sector or per different aspect. For instance, satisfaction with pay has decreased. Also, the workers possibility to influence companies’ decisions is on the decrease. The work-life balance is worsening and respondents report on increased work pressure. For the first time the survey looks at the impact of digitalisation, which affects 89% of employees, whilst 7% is afraid of losing their job because of digitalisation within the next ten years.

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