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A survey tool for studying the personnel’s occupational wellbeing and experiences of equality. Realized by the Work Research Centre of the University of Tampere and Mindcom Oy Funded by the ESR and the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health. The equality survey is part of
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A survey tool for studying the personnel’s occupational wellbeing and experiences of equality • Realized by the Work Research Centre of the University of Tampere and Mindcom Oy • Funded by the ESR and the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health
The equality survey is part of phase 4 in equality planning: the finnish guidelines for preparing the plan are available in the address http://www.uta.fi/laitokset/ tyoelama/tasa-arvo-ohjeet/ The survey tool facilitates the preparing of the equality plan
The purpose of the survey tool • The purpose is to facilitate the preparing of the mandatory equality plan in workplaces • The tool can be used free of charge. • The tool is meant for workplaces in both the private and public sectors.
The themes of the survey • Working atmosphere and management • Coping with workload and working overtime • Balancing work and family life • Training opportunities • Harassment and workplace bullying, discrimination
The survey tool in practice • one person in the workplace orders the survey and the codes and distributes them to the personnel • the personnel get the reports on the survey findings by gender • a sector-based comparison report is printed when the number of the respondents is sufficient • the survey can also be repeated, which makes it possible to follow the development of the equality situation
Three points in the survey • administrator: orders the survey www.tasa-arvokysely.fi • administrator: carries out the registration, gives the background data, and selects the desired way of reporting. The administrator gets the code for the workplace and the password to be given to the personnel • employee: fills in the questionnaire
Please pay attention to the following • It takes about 10-15 minutes to fill in the questionnaire. • Give the personnel instructions on filling in the questionnaire. Particularly give guidance on the personnel group in the background data. • Encourage the personnel to respond: tell what this is about, how the results will be used, and how the personnel will be informed of the findings.