WINWIN4WORKLIFE Consortium Meeting #2

16 March 2025

WINWIN4WORKLIFE Consortium Meeting #2 – Bratislava

On March 13–14, the consortium gathered in Bratislava for the second WINWIN4WORKLIFE project meeting, kindly hosted by our partner Trexima. Over two days of presentations, discussions, and collaborative workshops, we reviewed progress made during months 9–14 and looked ahead to upcoming milestones. Highlights included: Updates from all work packages, including project coordination (LISER), data collection (UNIZA), dissemination (EQY), and impact forecasting (TUM) Engaging sessions on stakeholder engagement and the Delphi survey approach (UPM) Analyses from employer and employee perspectives (ZEW & LISER) A lively roundtable on modelling approaches, and hands-on…

28 February 2024

First results of the German time use study

On February 28, 2024, the Federal Statistical Office of Germany (Destatis) unveiled during a press conference in Berlin their first findings from the 2022 time use data collection run through the MOTUS data collection platform of hbits. More information and additional results are available from the press release: https://www.destatis.de/DE/Themen/Gesellschaft-Umwelt/Einkommen-Konsum-Lebensbedingungen/Zeitverwendung/_inhalt.html# The presentation also includes a comparison with data gathered in 2012/2013.

20 February 2024

WW4WL logo

Within the WW4WL project (EU Horizon), hbits is responsible for the visual identity and development of the project website. This is right up the alley of our designer, Enak Cortebeeck. Two logos were performed during the kick-off, and the one below emerged as the winner. The design refers to the 5 case studies within the project, but also to the work-life balance we need to achieve on a daily basis.

19 February 2024

[New Article] Calling it quits: a longitudinal study of factors associated with dropout among doctoral students.

Via the MOTUS data collection platform the VUB collects every year a survey on the progress of Phd students. A new article discusses longitudinal findings.

26 January 2024

Kick-off meeting WW4WL

The WW4WL project is an EU Horizon project funded by the European Commission and aims to better understand Remote Working Arrangements from a social, economic and spatial perspective. The coordinator of the project is LISER, Luxembourg. In total, besides hbits and LISER, 13 other European partners are participating in this project. The kick-off will take place in Belval, Luxembourg, on February 9, 2024. During this meeting, the 8 work packages will be presented. For hbits, the focus is on providing the MOTUS data collection platform to capture 5 different types…

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