2019
DOI: 10.1007/s11553-019-00742-3
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Multikausale Wirkung von Interventionen der Betrieblichen Gesundheitsförderung und besondere Chancen für kleine und mittelständige Unternehmen

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“…To be sure, one might conceive still other-more down-to-earth-reasons for different attitudes among business leaders regarding workplace health promotion and management: while small and even many medium-sized companies often struggle to meet even legally required standards and regulations [4,41,42,44,45,57,58], large companies, which often have a professional in-house occupational health department, are in a much more favorable position: in most cases, it seems to be no problem for them to implement a comprehensive workplace health management and offer their own employees the entire range of standard occupational health management and health promotion measures. This means that in the competition for scarce, sought-after skilled workers, large companiesmuch more so than small and medium-sized enterprises-can benefit from the fact that, e.g., workplace health promotion offerings increase employee loyalty and motivation, even if such measures may not demonstrably promote employees' health [59]. Such competitive disadvantages of small companies might as well contribute to a dubious image of workplace health promotion (and an integrative workplace health management) in small business leaders.…”
Section: Different Attitudes In Society Toward a Comprehensive Workplace Health Management?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To be sure, one might conceive still other-more down-to-earth-reasons for different attitudes among business leaders regarding workplace health promotion and management: while small and even many medium-sized companies often struggle to meet even legally required standards and regulations [4,41,42,44,45,57,58], large companies, which often have a professional in-house occupational health department, are in a much more favorable position: in most cases, it seems to be no problem for them to implement a comprehensive workplace health management and offer their own employees the entire range of standard occupational health management and health promotion measures. This means that in the competition for scarce, sought-after skilled workers, large companiesmuch more so than small and medium-sized enterprises-can benefit from the fact that, e.g., workplace health promotion offerings increase employee loyalty and motivation, even if such measures may not demonstrably promote employees' health [59]. Such competitive disadvantages of small companies might as well contribute to a dubious image of workplace health promotion (and an integrative workplace health management) in small business leaders.…”
Section: Different Attitudes In Society Toward a Comprehensive Workplace Health Management?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Die Arbeitswelt steht zunehmend vor der Herausforderung ihre Belegschaft gesund zu erhalten, nicht nur aufgrund des sogenannten demographischen Wandels, sondern auch als Mehrwert für den Betrieb (Scholz und Schneider 2020;Meyer 2021, S. 681). Eine fortschreitende Flexibilisierung sowie Digitalisierung in der Arbeitswelt birgt, neben zahlreichen Vorteilen, wie Zuwächse an Arbeitsautonomie und Möglichkeiten der flexiblen Arbeitszeitgestaltung, auch Risiken durch neue Anforderungen.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Um eine nachhaltige Beschäftigungsfähigkeit und die psychische Gesundheit von Erwerbstätigen im Dienstleistungsbereich zu erhalten, sind daher Konzepte einer gesundheitsförderlichen Gestaltung interaktiver und flexibler Dienstleistungsarbeit erforderlich (siehe Becke in diesem Band). Dies gilt insbesondere für kleine und mittlere Unternehmen, die aufgrund begrenzter Ressourcenausstattung oftmals keine eigenen betrieblichen Konzepte entwickeln und erproben können (Scholz und Schneider 2020).…”
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