The work, a scam for? Doc: Killing of work

[dedeleco]

It is not me who wrote, it is the journalist of the world, copying the statistical work on the exploiting farmers who work much more than 35 hours.

[Janic]

farmer farmers who work much more than 35 hours.

Mainly spring and summer depending on the type of agriculture or livestock.

[Christophe]

http://www.wiki2d.org/les-bonnes-pratiq ... u-travail/

How did we say again? Something like this:

Happy fools, they don't know how lucky they are?

Three out of four French people would be happy at work*. A figure which is paradoxical to say the least, at a time when, due to the crisis, there is more talk of reducing costs and staffing, unemployment and (de) pressure.

What makes them happy: professional development, atmosphere, feeling of being useful, good working conditions, and only then, salary and various benefits. So hypocrisy, self-persuasion, or reality? "It's very difficult to say that you are dissatisfied or unhappy with your work," says Dominique Méda, a sociologist who specializes in the issue of work. However, the various arrangements implemented to meet the demands of employees are one of the ways of improving well-being. ”

In management language, this is called CSR, for corporate social responsibility. A term still poorly known to the general public, which designates "the responsibility of an organization vis-à-vis the impacts of its decisions and activities on society and the environment", This designation is even codified by the standard ISO 26000. After having focused for a long time on their environmental impact, with a lot of carbon footprints and very "Grenelle" measures, companies are now looking into the human resources aspect.
Thanks boss?

"For an employee to be happy at work, he must adhere to the values ​​of the company: if he feels that his box takes care of him and the world around him, he will be all the more more motivated, summarizes Jean-Christophe Carteron, CSR director at Euromed Management. These companies therefore make a profit, but the policy put in place makes this profit acceptable to all. But don't we risk falling into the caricature of "Merci Patron", sung by the Charlots in the XNUMXs?

“Be careful, the employees are not there to please their boss, and the reverse is also false, retorts Jean-Christophe Carteron. In fact, everyone works because they feel they are contributing to something. "
* OpinionWay survey with 20minutes.fr and Online for employment (Oct. 2011)

[sen-no-sen]

Polls make them say what we want!
Of the kind:
Compared to a forced labor camp .... do you like your job? :YES NO?

Strangely from the point of view of everyday reality I can see a lot of people who claim to love their job.

[Christophe]

Strangely from the point of view of everyday reality I can see a lot of people who claim to love their job.

It was quite my implication!

[Christophe]

Here are the 3 parts:

[chatelot16]

http://www.wiki2d.org/les-bonnes-pratiques/economie-responsable/rse-demain-enfin-tous-heureux-au-travail/

How did we say again? Something like this:

Happy fools, they don't know how lucky they are?

very happy the cracked because they let the light through