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Introduction
previous contributions may give an impression of individual and collective powerlessness in the face of threats. As we will see in this section, this is of course not the case. Threats are likely to be considered or transformed into challenges that individuals are ultimately able to face, often thro...
Introduction to the “Needs and limits of interdisciplinary action to study work and health”
Psychosocial risks, musculoskeletal disorders, suffering, stress, suicides, ageing, quality of life at work... The issue of the problematic link between human health and their work has remained the place it has been playing for some fifteen years in the political, media and scientific developments i...
Exposure to psychosocial risks and psychological distress of Quebec workers according to company size
Table of honour of the Faculty of Higher and Post-doctoral Studies, 2014-2015 Working environments have a significant impact on employees’ psychological health. Although the contribution of both small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and employers is crucial in Quebec, the problems of psychologic...
Fatigue compassionin
National audience Ce document est constitué de deux éléments : La définition du terme "fatigue compassionnelle" - La liste de l'ensemble des termes présents dans le "Dictionnaire des risques psychosociaux"
From learning through experience to learning through experience
‘titrebSummary’/titrebLearning through experience implies effort, pain, contact with reality. Only acceptance of the frustration associated with this situation makes it possible to transform and grow, both for individuals and for groups and organisations. The conceptual and methodological foundation...
Emotional skills of elite policemen
Les policiers de services spécialisés déploient des habiletés émotionnelles lors de leur activité. Les risques physiques et psychologiques, inhérents à ces métiers, constituent des risques psychosociaux (RPS), qu’il est possible de prévenir et de considérer à différents niveaux de l’institution poli...
Psychosocial environment of work: definitions and concepts. Psychosocial environment of work: definitions and concepts: Introduction to workshop
Workshop 3: Psychosocial environment of work: definitions and tools to characterise it. There is no consensus on the classification of the dimensions of the psychosocial work environment. Over the last 35 years, researchers, experts and stakeholders working in occupational health, occupational socio...
Emotional exhaustion in the hospital civil service: the effects of psychological harassment, organisational justice and emotional engagement via social support
The aim of this study was to understand the indirect role of colleagues’ social support and management support between psychological harassment, the three forms of organisational justice (procedural, interpersonal and informational justice), emotional engagement and the resultant in terms of emotion...
Changes in companies and psychosocial risks for employees
Marc-Arthur Diaye, collar with Azza Aziza-Chebil and Eric Delattre. Changes in companies and psychosocial risks for employees. Working Paper No 2012-11, Paris: Strategic Analysis Centre, Dec. 2012 While occupational health is a long-standing issue in the public debate, the issue of psychosocial risk...
Impact of artificial intelligence on individuals at work: an approach in terms of adaptation and stress. The contribution of resources and sensemaking
Our research aims to investigate the effects of the transformation of work in relation to artificial intelligence, in terms of manifestations of stress, the construction of a sense of work and the adaptation of individuals. For this we use theories related to resources and stress at work, as well as...
Psychosocial risks & organizational democracy : an observatory for Algeria
These last years, Algeria began an ambitious national plan on housing construction of all types. For example, 1,6 million homes are registered for realization under the five-year period 2015-2019. However and due to lack of skilled labor, companies in charge to build these homes used a workforce fro...
Psychosocial risk seminars (RPS)
Prochain RPS Mardi seminar 9 April 2013 from 14 to 17 at MMSH in the Duby room in Aix-en-Provence Gilbert de Terssac (sociologist, CNRS research director at CERTOP) and Armand Creus (trade union manager at the Grand Lyon, CHSCT member): “Unease in the organisation: a cross eye between trade unionist...
Caregiver burnout, work interactions in geriatric care structure and effect of the presence of a garden
The aim of this research was twofold. Study the causes and consequences of Burnout caregivers, initially, and understand the effect of the presence of a garden in a hospital geriatric sector in a second time. Nurses and caregivers of nine geriatric services answered a questionnaire constructed from...
Opening and summary of work
Towards a tool for the prevention of psychosocial risks
Psychosocial disorders are a major public health problem, the consequences of which can be serious both in the short and long term, both personally and professionally. The diagnosis of these disorders is necessarily made by a professional. However, AI (artificial intelligence) can provide tools by p...
Information and Communication Technology and psychosocial risks at tertiary worker workplace
Psychosocial risks are recognized as one of the major problems of the contemporary professional world and the European social dialogue has took on the fight against the first of them, the pandemic of work-related stress, as a priority. In this context the relationship between information and communi...
Legal news of RPS
National hearing
Management of psychosocial risks at work. An imperative... to demystify
International audience
Genealogy of psychosocial risks at work: a phenomenon at the heart of political tension
The aim of this article is to present the genealogy of ‘psychosocial risks at work’, or RPS: the genealogical analysis should highlight the way and context in which this new concept emerged, as well as the associated practices (Foucault M. (1975)). There appears to be a historical tension within the...
Approche psychosociale de la fragilité chez des personnes âgées résidant dans un habitat intermédiaire au travers de la participation à des activités sociales et de loisirs
International audience
The papers of the psychosocial risk prevention psychologist
Collective competences. Prevention lever for PSR among early childhood professionals
We focus here on Psychosocial Risks (PSR) of Early Childhood Professionals and the role that collective prevention skills can play. The evolution of our society, moving to post-modernism, has led to individualisation and a reduction in the group’s social support function: learners, citizens, workers...
Psychosocial risks and ICT: managers’ speech
This communication presents the results of a qualitative study carried out by a sample of 62 Aquitain private sector managers. The psychosocial risks potentially associated with professional use of ICT are briefly presented. Starting from an understandable approach, this document highlights the forw...
Addressing psycho-social risks: some elements of management through the discussion
In response to increasing performance requirements and in a highly instrumentalised world, first-line teams and management must engage in extensive regulatory work to stop, always on a temporary basis, the meaning to be given to work and to make compromises. In this context, we define and then show...
Work at the heart
To end the psychosocial risks Yves Clot Paris, La DéOpen, Cahiers Free, 2010, 196 p. Presentation of the serial suicide editor at the workplace, “epidemic” of musculoskeletal disorders, explosion of occupational diseases, etc. A hidden reality now occupies the French public scene for too long. In vi...