The Working Time Society (established in 2001) is a twin association of the Scientific Committee on Shiftwork and Working Time (established in 1957) of the International Commission on Occupational Health (ICOH). It is focused on studies, research and practices regarding psycho-social aspects and health problems connected with night work, shift work, and working hours.

The goal of the Working Time Society is to:
1. Promote research of working time, including the impact of working hours, in particular on health, safety and quality of life.
2. Offer practical evidence as to how negative effects of working hours can be minimized and how positive effects can be maximized.
3. Represent scientific and professional interests of researchers in the field of working hours and health.
4. Create a forum for researchers in this area, in order to meet and discuss common research questions and research results.
5. Disseminate knowledge on the effects of working time on health, safety, and quality of life.
6. Collaborate with other scientific and professional organizations that share similar aims regarding shiftworkers and working time.

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