ALF 1990-1995 - Göteborg and Bohus county
During the period 1990-1995 approximately 25 000 workplace programmes were carried out with financial contribution from the Swedish Working Life Fund (ALF). The aim of the programmes was to develop labour organisations, to increase competence, to improve work environment, and to make rehabilitation attempts within working life. System ALF includes information on name and address of the establishment, contact person, organisation number, branch, SNI-code, number of men and women employed, number of men and women affected by the project, calculated total cost for the project divided on grants from the fund, contribution from the establishment and other financing, start and calculated conclusion of the project, savings for the establishment and for national insurance, final application and granted funds, and type of measures taken. This is a copy of the original database used at the Swedish Working Life Fund. The system can only be distributed complete and requires 190 Mb of hard disk space. Data is also available in a format adapted for statistical analysis.
Quality and availability of services, associated facilities and personnel within health care. Health care economy and policy decisions and principles at national, regional or local level regarding health care. Use note: For laws and regulations already implemented, use the topic 'Laws and regulations' as well.
Data on employment rate and statistics, labour market, job vacancies, job-seeking, job characteristics, employment of certain groups (e.g. youth or minority employment), employment services, career. Use note: For pay and remuneration use 'Working conditions'.
The conditions under which employees work. For example, types of contract, working time (hours of work, rest periods, work schedules, overtime), pay and remuneration, physical aspects and mental demands of work, employee rights and responsibilities, workload, employee involvement in decision-making, leave entitlements, physical environment. Use note: For workplace safety issues, use also 'Occupational health'.