Knowledge clip lecture 4 Flashcards
what is sickness absence?
non attendance when scheduled to work, due to illness
what is presenteeism?
being present, but not productive due to health problems
what is the medical model about sickness absence?
- someone gets sick, goes to the doctor, is treated, recovers and finally goes back to work
- recovery of health is considered a necessary condition for returning to work
what is the withdrawal model of sickness absence?
- employees withdrawal from an unpleasant or unhealthy working situation by calling in sick
what are 2 withdrawal theories of sickness absence?
- EVNL model
- equity theory
explain the EVNL model of sickness absence
says there are 4 responses to job dissatisfaction
- exit: leave the field and quit job
- voice: speak up and complain
- loyalty: keep calm and carry on despite dissatisfaction
- neglect: do your job in a unproductive way, e.g. leave early
explain the equity theory of sickness absence
there should be a balance between investments and work outcomes
- this is compared with colleagues
what are stress theories of sickness absence?
employees call in sick because they experience health problems, such as burnout complaints as a result of their job
- e.g. DCS model, JD-R model, DISC model and effort-recovery models
what are social influence theories of sickness absence?
your behavior (calling in sick) is dependent on actions and opinions of others around you
- absence culture
- soial comparison
- attitudes and norms
what is the Allegro & Veerman model about sickness absence?
sickness absence is the result of a mismatch between workload and work capability of a person
- health complaints because of workload exceeding what a person can handle
- based on absence threshold (based on need of absence and opportunity of absence)
- based on work resumption threshold
what are the most important results of the SMASH study?
- how are burnout and job satisfaction longitudinally related to sickness absence?
- a year later
- complete panel design
- burnout increased total time lost (long term sickness absence)
- job satisfaction reduced absence frequency (short term)
- burnout reduces job satisfaction
not expected: long-term absence increased job satisfaction a year later
- survived, so happy with succesful return to work
what are sustainable careers?
career paths to provide long-term satisfaction, adaptability and employability for individuals, while also aligning with social, environmental and economic sustainability goals
- careers that fits the person and enables this person to work in happy, healthy and productive way, now and in the future
what is central in the sustainable career model?
person-career fit
what are 3 indicators of a sustainable career?
- hapiness
- health
- productivity
what are 3 dimensions in the sustainable career model?
- person: agency (personal control) and meaning (outcomes valued by the person)
- context: interplay between person and context (systemic approach) –> proactivity and adaptability
- time: makes the model dynamic