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Skutki mobbingu dla pracowników

Warszewska-Makuch Magdalena

Bezpieczeństwo Pracy : nauka i praktyka

2023

nr 2

15-19

Wyniki wielu badań pokazują, że mobbing w miejscu pracy wiąże się z doświadczaniem silnego, długotrwałego stresu, prowadzącego do poważnych zaburzeń w obrębie zdrowia psychicznego i fizycznego, w tym do syndromu stresu pourazowego (PTSD) oraz zaburzeń lękowych i depresji. Konsekwencją tego jest często utrata zdolności do pracy przez osoby doświadczające mobbingu. Można przypuszczać, że niemożność kontynuowania pracy przez ofiary mobbingu wynika również z istotnego pogorszenia ich funkcjonowania poznawczego. W artykule omówiono skutki mobbingu dla pracowników. Skupiono się na konsekwencjach zarówno dla zdrowia psychicznego, jak i funkcjonowania poznawczego.

A number of studies show that workplace bullying is associated with the experience of severe, long-term stress leading to serious mental and physical health disorders and physical health, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and anxiety disorders and depression. The consequence of this is often a loss of capacity to work. It can be assumed that the inability of victims of bullying to continue working is also due to a significant deterioration in their cognitive functioning. This article discusses the negative effects of workplace bullying on employees. It focuses on both negative effects on mental health and cognitive functioning.

Humanistic health management programs in anthropocene – a vector-borne disease case

Leśniowska Joanna, Olejniczak Mariusz

Organizacja i Zarządzanie : kwartalnik naukowy

2020

nr 2

59--73

Introduction/background; Aim of the paper: Management of employee health is extremely important in the context of anthropogenic climate change. We examined the costs and benefits of implementing employee health management programs in the case of the vector-borne disease Lyme disease and its comorbidities (encephalitis, myelitis, and encephalomyelitis), taking sensitivity analysis into account. We have also examined the economic burden of these diseases and their comorbidities. Materials and methods: In order to estimate the costs and benefits of implementing employee health management programs in the case of vector-borne diseases as well as the economic burden of these diseases, the following data were used: data from the National Health Fund (NFZ) with related etiological fraction calculus and sensitivity analysis; and datasets from the Social Insurance Institution and the Central Statistical Office, using the human capital method (which includes, among others, the number of sick days). Results and conclusions: The total cost of Lyme disease and its complications, taking into account sensitivity analysis, amounts to EUR 16.2-16.3 million. The implementation of employee health management solutions would reduce the costs of Lyme disease’s complications by at least EUR 2.5 million and decrease employer losses. The results of this study show that treatment costs for patients with complications are higher than those for patients with well-controlled diseases (without complications). Moreover, the conducted analysis indicates that the implementation of employee health management solutions similar to solutions implemented by the Polish National Forest Holding is associated with a reduction in the incidence and costs of serious complications.