Spain. Working Conditions and Quality of Life
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The European Working Conditions Observatory (EWCO) has just published the survey “Working Conditions and Quality of Life in Spanish Workplaces.” It contains the results of two surveys, “The Sixth National Survey on Working Conditions” and “The Survey of Quality of Life in the Workplace,” which results reveal that many Spanish workers seem to still be exposed to tough and even hazardous and stressful working conditions – with unfavorable consequences for their well-being. Almost a quarter of the respondents consider that their work is affecting their health, and almost three quarters suffer from musculoskeletal disorders. On the other hand, there are many additional factors associated with the work environment that, on average, allow Spanish workers to be quite satisfied with their jobs. According to the survey, just over 70 percent of Spanish workers are either satisfied or very satisfied with their jobs.
Access the full text of the report here.
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