Karlstad tester kortere arbejdsuge for plejepersonale med faste weekender

Fra efteråret igangsætter Karlstad kommune et toårigt projekt, der giver social- og sundhedsassistenter kortere arbejdsuge, hvis de arbejder faste weekender. Formålet er at nedbringe sygefraværet, som i øjeblikket ligger på ni procent.

Projektet betyder, at en gruppe social- og sundhedsassistenter skifter til faste weekendvagter mod at få ekstra fridage eller løntillæg. Malin Lund Gällström, der er social- og sundhedsassistent på plejehjemmet Stjärnhuset, ser fordele i længere sammenhængende friperioder. Kommunen ønsker at afprøve modellen efter at have observeret positive resultater andre steder. Stefan Jonsson (S), formand for omsorgs- og velfærdsudvalget, siger, at tiltaget kan hjælpe personalet med at blive i deres job. Sveriges Kommuner og Regioner (SKR) er kritiske og foretrækker at afvente centrale overenskomstforhandlinger. Chefforhandler Jeanette Hedberg advarer om, at lokale reduktioner risikerer at efterlade færre ansatte til at udføre mere arbejde.

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