Project Details
Description
WinWin4Worklife envisions to enable healthy, inclusive and sustainable remote working arrangements (RWA) in Europe by combining
employer and employee perspectives into a single framework. The project has five key objectives and outcomes: 1) To gain an
interdisciplinary understanding of how the private and work spheres interact when working remotely; 2) To assess which living and
working conditions ensure a healthy work-life balance in RWA for both men and women living in urban, rural, and cross-border areas;
3) To develop forecasting models of the impacts of different scenarios of RWA on mobility, land use, air quality, noise, and health; 4)
To enhance knowledge on the role of culture, regional context and welfare systems in the uptake of RWA by employees and employers;
and 5) To develop a comprehensive set of evidence-based spatial policies for a sustainable implementation of RWA, based on cocreation
processes with stakeholders and citizens.
employer and employee perspectives into a single framework. The project has five key objectives and outcomes: 1) To gain an
interdisciplinary understanding of how the private and work spheres interact when working remotely; 2) To assess which living and
working conditions ensure a healthy work-life balance in RWA for both men and women living in urban, rural, and cross-border areas;
3) To develop forecasting models of the impacts of different scenarios of RWA on mobility, land use, air quality, noise, and health; 4)
To enhance knowledge on the role of culture, regional context and welfare systems in the uptake of RWA by employees and employers;
and 5) To develop a comprehensive set of evidence-based spatial policies for a sustainable implementation of RWA, based on cocreation
processes with stakeholders and citizens.
Acronym | EUAR166 |
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Status | Active |
Effective start/end date | 1/02/24 → 31/07/27 |
Keywords
- Other Social Sciences
- Social Issues
- Future of Work
Flemish discipline codes in use since 2023
- Other social sciences not elsewhere classified
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