Dementia: having a stimulating job reduces the risks
Doing an intellectually stimulating job would allow brain cells to form new connections, and therefore reduce the risk of dementia ...
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Job insecurity harms the mental health of young people
According to a recent study, job instability at the start of a career has long-term consequences for psychological well-being. THE ...
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Construction sector leading the recovery
A study by DARES (statistical studies of the Ministry of Labour) published on Wednesday May 20 assesses how French companies ...
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Health and unemployment: “Losing your job is a trauma, in the clinical sense of the term”
American economists underline the link between unemployment in the world and the increase in illnesses and premature deaths linked to ...
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Mental disorders: people hospitalized in their youth disadvantaged on the job market
Unsurprisingly, Finnish researchers found that people hospitalized in their youth for mental disorders later had more limited job prospects and ...
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One doctor in ten combines employment and retirement
Nearly 10% of independent doctors practice under the combined employment-retirement scheme, i.e. just over 12,000 doctors.One in ten liberal doctors ...
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Breast cancer and professional activity: what solutions are offered to women?
54,062 women are affected by breast cancer each year. Some stop working, others retrain or work part-time. For all of ...
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Diagnosis, schooling, housing, employment …: here is the new “autism plan” of the government
Prime Minister Edouard Philippe will present this Friday the government's new autism plan, mainly focused on prevention, early diagnosis and ...
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Work can adapt to breast cancer
Three months after the announcement of breast cancer, only 24% of women are still working. For all of them, arrangements ...
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Cancer: 11 players are committed to promoting a return to work
Every day, 400 workers are affected by cancer. Many of them lose their jobs. INCa wishes to facilitate their retention ...
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Autistic: the forgotten people of the working world
INTERVIEW - The majority of adults with autism are unemployed, but there are no figures to prove it. A report ...
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Staggered hours: workers more at risk of severe stroke
Employees working staggered hours have an increased risk of severe stroke. The after-effects of this stroke are also more serious. ...
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Stress at work reduces life expectancy
Stress at work affects life expectancy. It could explain certain inequalities in mortality between social groups. According to American scientists, ...
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Rheumatism: a social network for discussion between patients
Too little listened to, people with rheumatism take the lead. An association of patients created the social network Rhuma'talk, reserved ...
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Obesity characterized as a disability at work
The European Court of Justice now considers that obesity can fall into the category of disabilities and characterize discrimination at ...
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Burn-out: towards a status of occupational disease
More and more employees are affected by burnout, but the community supports them. 26 deputies demand that it be recognized ...
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Obese young people earn 18% less than thin ones
In a large study entitled "Fat doesn't pay", researchers establish a correlation between salary and overweight, and point to strong ...
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Type 2 diabetes: working in three-shifts increases the risk
The pace of work of an individual could increase their risk of developing type 2 diabetes. This is particularly the ...
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Suicide: twice as many unemployed among those who have already thought about it
La Dress attempted to determine the profile and trajectories of people with suicidal thoughts. For the latter, professional integration is ...
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Mental health problems increase the risk of losing your job
People with generalized anxiety disorder or characterized depressive episode increase the risk of losing their job, study finds. Men are ...
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Cancer: little-known solutions to facilitate the return to work
Returning to work after cancer is a real “obstacle course”. But, solutions to facilitate reintegration exist. They are unknown, according ...
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Cancer at work: a taboo subject for 6 out of 10 sick employees
Taboo: this is how sick employees perceive their cancer. The opinion is not shared by business leaders, who mostly think ...
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Barbie influences girls’ career aspirations
Letting a little girl play with a Barbie may seem trivial ... But a study has just shown that this ...
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