Welcome to The Working Time Society 

The Working Time Society (WTS) promotes research related to working hours, health, and safety and facilitates networks between researchers, organisations, and the general public. 

The WTS was established with the objectives of:

  • Discussing both basic and applied problems;
  • Acting as an advisory committee for national and international bodies; and
  • Promoting cooperative efforts for the solution of occupational work problems in this particular area.

This organisation unites individuals with a wide range of scientific backgrounds, job positions, and interests who are focused on studies, research and practices regarding psycho-social aspects and health problems connected with night and shift work and – more generally – with working hours.

Latest News:

The 2025 Conference Registration & Abstract Submission are Now Open!

The 25th International Symposium on Shiftwork and Working Time will be held
November 10–14, 2025
Guarujá-SP Brazil

For up-to-date information, registration, abstract submission, and more, visit the conference website: www.shiftwork2025.com

 

Introducing the 2024-2027 WTS Board 

 

 

The Working Time Society published a set of 9 Consensus Statements in Industrial Health (2019) on issues regarding non-standard working time arrangements and OHS.

 

 

 

Upcoming webinar: Long Work Hours and Cardiovascular Disease
Sept 19th, 2024 1:00pm-2:30pm

There will be three 20-min presentations followed by live Q&A session moderated by Dr Imelda Wong from CDC's NIOSH.

The webinar is free, but registration required:
https://cdc.zoomgov.com/webinar/register/WN_xwKIJOcLRluq8K5gz7NelA

Empower your shift - Join our shiftwork advisory group! Our team is looking for Australian shiftworkers to join our advisory group to share lived experience and contribute to meaningful change. Details below 👇 Please share with your networks!

The WTS will be hosting a seminar on "Fatigue Management in Transportation – Translating sleep science into practice"

When: March 13 - 15:00–17:30 CET

To Register: Email your name, affiliation, country, contact email, and WTS membership status to WorkingTimeReg@gmail.com

The WTS will be hosting a seminar on "Fatigue Management in Transportation – Translating sleep science into practice"

When: March 13 - 15:00–17:30 CET

To Register: Email your name, affiliation, country, contact email, and WTS membership status to WorkingTimeReg@gmail.com

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