Efforts to increase the job satisfaction of cabin crews must be a priority because their determines services they provide passengers throughout flight. Factors that determine crew include work passion and role belongingness. This study examined belongingness in effect on crews. The sample population was Jakarta area who worked for various airlines. 70 respondents. sampling technique used non-pr...

Arthur Hailey’s novel “Airport” is the demonstration of a general tendency that emerged in middle 20th century and significantly influenced subsequent literary process merging high mass genres going beyond strict framework what – was considered worthy writer’s attention. It provides insight into inner world professional sphere being thus categorized as (occupational, workplace) novel. In order ...

BACKGROUND Earlier studies have found increased breast cancer risk among female cabin crew. This has been suggested to reflect lifestyle factors (for example, age at first birth), other confounding factors (for example, age at menarche), or occupational factors such as exposure to cosmic radiation and circadian rhythm alterations due to repeated jet lag. AIMS To assess the contribution of occ...

The studied problem is how to construct groups of cabin crew that will work together for a month. The construction of groups should as far as possible fulfill requests from both the airline and the crew. There is today at Carmen Consulting an application based on Constraint Logic Programming (CLP) that solves the problem. The purpose of this project was to examine whether mathematical optimizat...

The association between occupations that involve night shift work (a surrogate for exposure to light at night with subsequent melatonin suppression) and breast cancer risk is uncertain. We therefore conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis of observational studies to assess the effects of night work on breast cancer risk. Data sources were MEDLINE from January 1960 to January 2005, exper...