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An Improvement in Working Conditions Which Leaves Aside the Low-Skilled, According to a Study

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"For the first time since it was measured - from the 1980s onwards - the intensity of work is decreasing. Moreover, employees generally report better working relationships, lower emotional demands and an increased sense of being able to perform quality work" in 2024 compared to 2016, explains Aude Lapinte and Cécile Girault, statisticians at the Dares, who analysed 25,300 questionnaires on working conditions and psychosocial risks. All socio-occ…

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"For the first time since it was measured - from the 1980s onwards - the intensity of work is decreasing. Moreover, employees generally report better working relationships, lower emotional demands and an increased sense of being able to perform quality work" in 2024 compared to 2016, explains Aude Lapinte and Cécile Girault, statisticians at the Dares, who analysed 25,300 questionnaires on working conditions and psychosocial risks. All socio-occ…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Back from exposure to physical or rhythmic constraints, improved sense of social utility... A survey by the Dares points to notable progress, but employees, especially low-skilled ones, remain out of line with this trend.

·Paris, France
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The working conditions have softened for many employees between 2016 and 2024. A large survey reveals, however, a net deterioration in the working conditions of the employees.The work is getting better, except for the low-skilled employees, which appeared first on Le Singulier.

Intensity, relationships with the hierarchy, autonomy... Several indicators of quality of work improve since 2016, but hide a drop-out for low-skilled employees and a decline in the sustainability of work until retirement

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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