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Modelling competences and anticipating the future competence needs in the forest sector

2018

This explorative study examined practices of competence modelling in the forest sector organisations and how organisations anticipate changes in competence needs in the future. Semi-structured in-depth interviews (n=10) were conducted amongst forest sector experts in Finland and data was analysed by thematic analysis. The findings showed that the practices of modelling competences were diverse, most frequently used ones being superior-subordinate review discussions and quantitative competence surveys. In addition to these formal systems, informal modelling, especially on the team level and in smaller companies was also frequent. Organisations used competence modelling for several human reso…

human resourcesKnowledge managementHigher educationRESOURCEScompetence modellingmetsäalaUNITED-STATESHIGHER-EDUCATIONINDUSTRYmetsätyöntekijätta516ammattitaitolcsh:ForestryHuman resourcesCompetence (human resources)OUTCOMES4112 Forestrybusiness.industryEcological ModelingForestryPERFORMANCEfuture needsta4112Work lifeforest sectorkompetenssihenkilöstöresurssitlcsh:SD1-669.5work lifebusinessPsychology
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Musculoskeletal disorders and disability among forest industry workers in lower and higher sickness absence groups: a case-control study

2019

Background: Musculoskeletal wellbeing and disorders and explanatory factors were investigated among forest industry employees. Methods: A new positive approach to maintenance of working ability focuses on being present at work. 140 individuals with low sickness absence (≤1.5% in hours during the past 6.5 years) and 140 controls with higher sickness absence (>1.5%), randomly selected from the source population (n = 636) in workplace clusters (n = 5), were studied. Questionnaire data on functioning, musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) and disability, work ability and wellbeing were collected (response rate 65%) during December 2012–January 2013. 183 employees (mean age 48.5; females 32%) particip…

työperäiset sairaudetSickness absencemetsäteollisuusrasitusvammattyöterveysbusiness.industryworking agedCase-control studyPhysical Therapy Sports Therapy and Rehabilitationsickness absence030210 environmental & occupational healthmusculoskeletal disability03 medical and health sciences0302 clinical medicineEnvironmental healthmetsätyöntekijätMedicine030212 general & internal medicinemusculoskeletal disordersmetsätyöForest industrybusinesssairauslomaEuropean Journal of Physiotherapy
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