Werkmeter: Psychosocial risk analysis

Psychosocial risk analysis

Werkmeter

A psychosocial risk analysis maps which aspects of work cause stress, demotivation or absence. It examines five domains: job content, working conditions, terms of employment, working relations and work organisation. Werkmeter carries out that analysis as an employee survey and goes one step further: the outcome is translated into the design of the organisation itself. You do not end up with a satisfaction score, but with the place in the structure where the friction originates.

Through Werkmeter you probe the work experience and see how adjustments to organisational structure influence it favourably.

In short: structure determines wellbeing at work.

Werkmeter gives you a reliable view of the organisation of work and the job content of employees.

Compared to engagement surveys, Werkmeter is an odd one out because it makes the link between organisational structure and work experience visible. Your organisational structure determines employee behaviour and ensures that they perform okay, well or at their best. Investing in that pays off, and we help you with it.

Certificate: Kris Rayen as a certified Werkmeter facilitator (Workitects, 2020)How Werkmeter measures wellbeing (the five A's), psychosocial risks and the impact of organisational structure

Frequently asked

Yes. Every employer in Belgium has to map psychosocial risks at work and act on them. Werkmeter carries out that analysis as an employee survey, covers the five domains that the law requires and connects the outcome to the organisational structure. You do not get a satisfaction score, but a place to act on.

Werkmeter is an instrument by Workitects.