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O presente estudo hipotético-dedutivo tem como objetivo geral explorar o papel da segurança física e condições laborais, nos níveis de stress ocupacional dos profissionais de limpeza, no decorrer do período de confinamento devido à pandemia COVID-19 compreendido entre março a maio de 2020, em Portugal. De forma mais específica, pretende-se perceber se existem diferenças significativas, ao nível do stress ocupacional, entre os profissionais inseridos num contexto formal e num contexto informal, bem como de que forma a perceção acerca das condições laborais – como disponibilização de EPIs, segurança física laboral e número de horas reais trabalhadas – afeta os níveis de stress ocupacional percebidos. Neste estudo participaram 75 profissionais de limpeza com vínculo formal e 25 profissionais de limpeza sem vínculo formal. Os dados foram recolhidos online e presencialmente por via de um questionário desenvolvido para o efeito. Os resultados obtidos apontam para a pertinência da perceção de segurança física laboral, como preditor do stress ocupacional.
This hypothetical-deductive study aims to explore the role of physical safety and working conditions in the levels of occupational stress of cleaning professionals, during the period of confinement due to the COVID-19 pandemic between March and May 2020, in Portugal. More specifically, we intend to understand whether there are significant differences in occupational stress levels between professionals working in formal and informal settings, as well as how the perception of working conditions - such as availability of PPE, physical safety at work and number of actual hours worked - affects the perceived levels of occupational stress. In this study 75 cleaning professionals with formal employment relationship and 25 cleaning professionals without formal employment relationship participated. Data were collected online and in-person through a questionnaire developed for this purpose. The results point to the relevance of the perception of physical safety at work as a predictor of occupational stress.
This hypothetical-deductive study aims to explore the role of physical safety and working conditions in the levels of occupational stress of cleaning professionals, during the period of confinement due to the COVID-19 pandemic between March and May 2020, in Portugal. More specifically, we intend to understand whether there are significant differences in occupational stress levels between professionals working in formal and informal settings, as well as how the perception of working conditions - such as availability of PPE, physical safety at work and number of actual hours worked - affects the perceived levels of occupational stress. In this study 75 cleaning professionals with formal employment relationship and 25 cleaning professionals without formal employment relationship participated. Data were collected online and in-person through a questionnaire developed for this purpose. The results point to the relevance of the perception of physical safety at work as a predictor of occupational stress.
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Profissionais de limpeza Stress ocupacional Condições laborais Equipamentos de proteção individual COVID-19 Cleaning professionals Stress Working conditions Personal protection equipment