Empeoramiento de las condiciones de empleo y trabajo en los primeros años de la crisis socioeconómica: relevancia y efectos sobre la salud de la población asalariada europea = The Worsening of the employment and work conditions and its relationship to the self-perceived health in European working population: relevance and effects of the latest socioeconomic crisis
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The recent crisis of the capitalistic economic system has altered the working conditions and
occupations in the European Union. The recession situation has accelerated trends and has brought
transformations that have been observed before. Changes have not looked the same way in all the
countries of the Union. The social occupation norms, labour relations models and the type of global
welfare provision can help underline some of these inequalities. Poor working conditions can expose
workers to situations of great risk. This is one of the basic assumptions of the theoretical models and
analytical studies of the approach to the psychosocial work environment. Changes in working
conditions of the population seems to be important to explain in the worst health states. To observe
these features in the current period of economic recession it has made a comparative study of trend
through the possibilities of the European Working Conditions Survey in the 2005 and 2010 editions.
It has also set different multivariate logistic regression models to explore potential partnerships with the worst conditions of employment and work. It seems that the economic crisis has intensified
changes in working conditions and highlighted the effects of those conditions on the poor health of
the working population. This conclusion can’t be extended for all EU countries; some differences
were observed in terms of global welfare models