262 KB0 KB198420242020Čehovin Zajc, JožicaHafner, Analetnik:36številka:93str. 87-107ISSN:0352-3608COBISSID_HOST:24145667URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-C4T8DPZRenFakulteta za družbene vedeSlovensko sociološko društvoDružboslovne razpraveEmployeesHealthintenziteta delamobingorganizacijska zavezanostRazlike med spolomaSex differencesZaposleniZdravjeGender differences in employee health in Slovenia| the role of work intensity, organisational commitment and mobbing|We aim to examine differences in the effect of work intensity, organisational commitment and mobbing on the health of working women and men in Slovenia. A subsample of employee data (n=589) included in a Slovenian Public Opinion research study on a representative sample of Slovenian inhabitants is statistically analysed. This study reveals that men have better self-reported health and are less absent from work. However, women's health is significantly negatively correlated with work intensity and men's health with mobbing. Affective organisational commitment is positively connected to the health of both genders while the normative one is negatively correlated only with women's health. Our study contributes to the theory of gender and health with evidence of health being not only a biological but also a social phenomenon which cannot be generalised, but must be interpreted in a specific time and social contextNamen študije je raziskati razlike v učinkovanju intenzitete dela, organizacijske zavezanosti in mobinga na zdravje zaposlenih žensk in moških v Sloveniji. Statistično analiziramo podatke na podvzorcu delavcev (n = 589) iz na reprezentativnem vzorcu prebivalcev Slovenije izvedene raziskave Slovensko javno mnenje. Študija ugotavlja, da imajo moški boljšo samooceno lastnega zdravja in nižjo stopnjo absentizma kot ženske. Zdravje žensk je signifikantno negativno povezano z intenziteto dela, zdravje moških pa z mobingom. Čustvena organizacijska zavezanost je pozitivno povezana z zdravjem vseh, normativna pa negativno le z zdravjem žensk. Raziskava prispeva k teoriji spola in zdravja. Zdravje obravnava kot biološki in tudi družbeni fenomen, ki ga ne smemo posploševati, temveč ga moramo interpretirati v časovnem in družbenem kontekstuTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaSlovensko sociološko društvo