Основные термины. воспринимаемые характеристики работы (perceived task characteristics)

воспринимаемые характеристики работы (perceived task characteristics)

машинные дисплеи (machine displays)

методы работы (work methods)

планирование работы с учетом человеческого фактора (human factors job design)

органы управления машиной (machine controls)

рабочее место (workspace envelope)

расширение диапазона работы/обогащение работы (job enlargement/job enrichment)

сжатая рабочая неделя/гибкий график работы (compressed work week/ flextime)

система «оператор—машина» (operator-machine system)

посменная работа (shift work)

социотехническое планирование работы (sociotechnical job design)

телекоммуникативный работник (telecommuter)

физические условия труда (physical working conditions)

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