This paper challenges the conventional wisdom that the dynamism of employment is always contradictory to the enforcement of some forms of security for workers. Contemporary theorizing now recognizes the specificity of the wage-labour nexus. Consequently, minimum security is required for good economic performance by firms and national economies. A comparative analysis of OECD countries shows that the extended security promoted by welfare systems has not been detrimental to innovation, growth and job creation. Developing countries cannot immediately catch up with the emerging standards of flexicurity but the methodology of employment diagnosis might help them in designing security/flexibility configurations tailored according to their domesti...
Against a background of growing international competition and of pervasive uncertainty and fluidity,...
"The Fourth European Working Conditions Survey (European Foundation 2007) is used to investigate the...
In this paper author analyzes the new proactive labour market policy concept – flexicur...
Th is paper challenges the conventional wisdom that employment growth requires denial of all forms o...
The notion of “flexicurity ” promises to overcome the tensions between the labour market flexibility...
This is an opening theoretical chapter to the book which explains the difficulties that many flexibl...
In recent years, the concept of flexicurity has come to occupy a central place in political and acad...
Flexicurity is a new way of looking at flexibility and security on the labor market. It sets out fro...
The existing social insurance model was devised during the Beveridge era, which was premised on ‘mal...
The aim of this paper is to assess the effect of flexicurity on different measures of workers’ perce...
Finding a new balance between flexibility and security is a big challenge for all. According to the ...
A key objective of modernising the European social model is ensuring greater social protection for w...
Aggregate and individual data are used to test the association between employment performance and di...
According to the OECD, Portugal is an example of a country with a very high rigidity in the labour m...
"The paper contains analysis of, critical remarks on, and constructive suggestions to Towards Common...
Against a background of growing international competition and of pervasive uncertainty and fluidity,...
"The Fourth European Working Conditions Survey (European Foundation 2007) is used to investigate the...
In this paper author analyzes the new proactive labour market policy concept – flexicur...
Th is paper challenges the conventional wisdom that employment growth requires denial of all forms o...
The notion of “flexicurity ” promises to overcome the tensions between the labour market flexibility...
This is an opening theoretical chapter to the book which explains the difficulties that many flexibl...
In recent years, the concept of flexicurity has come to occupy a central place in political and acad...
Flexicurity is a new way of looking at flexibility and security on the labor market. It sets out fro...
The existing social insurance model was devised during the Beveridge era, which was premised on ‘mal...
The aim of this paper is to assess the effect of flexicurity on different measures of workers’ perce...
Finding a new balance between flexibility and security is a big challenge for all. According to the ...
A key objective of modernising the European social model is ensuring greater social protection for w...
Aggregate and individual data are used to test the association between employment performance and di...
According to the OECD, Portugal is an example of a country with a very high rigidity in the labour m...
"The paper contains analysis of, critical remarks on, and constructive suggestions to Towards Common...
Against a background of growing international competition and of pervasive uncertainty and fluidity,...
"The Fourth European Working Conditions Survey (European Foundation 2007) is used to investigate the...
In this paper author analyzes the new proactive labour market policy concept – flexicur...