Global Seminar Series: April 27, 2022            

The inaugural Working Time Society Global Seminar – “Recent Research Highlights on Shift Work and Human Health” – was held on April 27th, 2022 3pm – 5:30pm CEST (15:00 – 17:30h in Berlin/Vienna/Stockholm).

This first seminar featured Early Career Researchers’ work. It was organized by Anna Arlinghaus and Celine Vetter and hosted by the WTS in collaboration with the German-language Working Time Society (www.arbeitszeitgesellschaft.org) and XIMES GmbH (www.ximes.com).

Speakers were:

Corinna Brauner: Between ’emergency mode’ and ‘new normal’: Findings on the organization of working time among teleworkers from a representative employee survey

Nils Backhaus: Working time in Germany during COVID-19 and beyond: Tracking current and future trends

Dorothee Fischer: Sleep and sleepiness in consecutive shifts: From industry workers to helicopter pilots

Katharina Wichert: Shift work and colorectal cancer: an analysis of two German cohort studies

The seminar was held in an online meeting. The Working Time Society was pleased to announce that registration was FREE and open to everyone! If you are not a WTS member, please consider a donation to support Early Career Researchers in our WTS network, if you can. See Donations to the WTS.