Open data and observations on work life phenomena

The Work-Life Knowledge Service, which is produced by the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, gathers together reliable, up-to-date work life data from different sources and provides open access to it.

The service is targeted especially at experts, researchers, the media, decision-makers and work life developers. It provides useful information for everyone interested in work life and its changes.

In addition to data presented in a visual format, the Work-Life Knowledge Service also features data-based expert analyses. On the home page, you can find the latest releases and can also search for information by theme.

Latest releases

Analysis
24.9.2024
Occupational Health
Analysis

The development of mental health problems and absences in the healthcare and social welfare sector as well as in the art, culture and events sectors is similar to other sectors

The share of employees in the healthcare and social welfare sector as well as the art, culture and events sectors with recorded specialized health care appointments, sickness absences and disability pensions resulting from mental health diagnoses compared to other employees in 2010–2021.

Data
24.9.2024
Occupational Health
Data

Mental health in the healthcare and social welfare sector as well as in the art, culture and events sectors

Mental health diagnosis-based specialized health care appointments, sickness absences and disability pensions in employees in the healthcare and social welfare sector as well as in the art, culture and events sectors compared to other employees in 2010–2021

Analysis
18.9.2024
Shift in work life
Analysis

A list of platform companies that mediate work is now available for viewing and complementing for everyone

A list and classification of platform companies that mediate work available in Finland

Data
12.9.2024
Occupational wellbeing and work ability
Data

Working Finland study

The Working Finland study provides data on the working conditions of the working population living in Finland and the state of their well-being at work

Analysis
29.8.2024
Occupational wellbeing and work ability
Analysis

The well-being at work experiences of the respondents to the “How are you feeling” test vary by industrial sector

Well-being at work experiences, such as work engagement, job burnout symptoms, and job boredom vary somewhat between industrial sectors.

Data
29.8.2024
Occupational wellbeing and work ability
Data

The Finnish Institute of Occupational Health’s “How are you feeling?” well-being at work test provides extensive insight into well-being at work

How is the industrial sector, gender, age, level of education, mode of employment or position linked to work engagement, job satisfaction, job boredom, work addiction, job burnout or work ability? View the results based on the “How are you feeling?” well-being at work test data.

DataComing this spring

Occupational health overview

The publication includes current, detailed information about occupational health care activities.

DataComing this spring

Work ability profiles and work participation

The State of Work Ability in Finland dataset provides information about the work ability profiles of the working-age population and work participation by wellbeing services county.

DataComing this spring

Mental health in the fields of social servives and health care as well as and art and culture

Information on mental health trends in the social services and health care as well as in the art and culture sectors

DataComing this spring

Updates

Working Life Barometer data regarding occupational burnout, A list of platform companies that mediate work, Work engagement, Occupational health services' costs and coverage, Sickness absence in Finnish municipalities, “How are you feeling?” well-being at work test, Occupational safety and health enforcement data

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More information on publishing in the Work-Life Knowledge Service can be found in the information package.

Open information package