Future of Work in Europe
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Future of Work in Europe
Glorieux, Ignace; Jonsson, Ingrid; Littlewood, Paul
Taylor & Francis Ltd
01/2022
262
Mole
Inglês
9781138357488
15 a 20 dias
480
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Contents: Introduction: patterns of change at work; Labour market regulation after Fordism: five countries compared, Max Koch; ICT, organizations and labour in the information society, Bram Steijn; Transnational labour markets, citizenship and welfare state reforms, Roswitha Pioch; Incentive and action: work and income decisions at the intersection of the labour market and the welfare state, Georg Vobruba; Revealing the traits of workfare: the Swedish example, Lars Harrysson and Jan Petersson; Unpaid work: a case from the voluntary sector, Lesley McMillan; Women and work: new patterns and directions, Barbara Littlewood; Reconciliation of work and family life: policies and practices in Western Europe, Ingrid Joensson; The transition from school to work in Flanders: gender inequality and the role of household formation, Heidi Belet, Ignace Glorieux and Ilse Laurijssen; Putting the garden on the market: vocationalization, commodification and privatization in education and training in Great Britain, Paul Littlewood; The state, education and the market: the case of engineering in Finland, M'hammed Sabour and Pasi Tulkki; Retirement as the future of work: an empirical analysis of early exit from the labour market in Belgium, Mark Elchardus and Joachim Cohen; Index.
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Young Men;West Germany;Barbara Littlewood;HRM Theory;Bram Steijn;Area Based Initiatives;Georg Vobruba;European Employment Strategy;Heidi Belet;State Funded Research Centres;Ilse Laurijssen;Welfare Reforms;Ingrid JNsson;Innovative Life;Jan Petersson;Unemployment Trap;Joachim Cohen;Contemporary Society;Lars Harrysson;Active Labour Market Policy;Lesley Mcmillan;Highest Female Employment Rates;M'Hammed Sabour;Legal Pension Age;Mark Elchardus;Social Assistance Benefits;Max Koch;Rape Crisis Worker;Pasi Tulkki;Job Prestige;Paul Littlewood;Feminist Political Beliefs;Roswitha Pioch;Finnish Educational System;Classic Fordist Compromise;Rape Crisis Centres;Pactos De La Moncloa;Post-active Phase;Common European Regulations;Premature Exit;HRM Policy
Contents: Introduction: patterns of change at work; Labour market regulation after Fordism: five countries compared, Max Koch; ICT, organizations and labour in the information society, Bram Steijn; Transnational labour markets, citizenship and welfare state reforms, Roswitha Pioch; Incentive and action: work and income decisions at the intersection of the labour market and the welfare state, Georg Vobruba; Revealing the traits of workfare: the Swedish example, Lars Harrysson and Jan Petersson; Unpaid work: a case from the voluntary sector, Lesley McMillan; Women and work: new patterns and directions, Barbara Littlewood; Reconciliation of work and family life: policies and practices in Western Europe, Ingrid Joensson; The transition from school to work in Flanders: gender inequality and the role of household formation, Heidi Belet, Ignace Glorieux and Ilse Laurijssen; Putting the garden on the market: vocationalization, commodification and privatization in education and training in Great Britain, Paul Littlewood; The state, education and the market: the case of engineering in Finland, M'hammed Sabour and Pasi Tulkki; Retirement as the future of work: an empirical analysis of early exit from the labour market in Belgium, Mark Elchardus and Joachim Cohen; Index.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Young Men;West Germany;Barbara Littlewood;HRM Theory;Bram Steijn;Area Based Initiatives;Georg Vobruba;European Employment Strategy;Heidi Belet;State Funded Research Centres;Ilse Laurijssen;Welfare Reforms;Ingrid JNsson;Innovative Life;Jan Petersson;Unemployment Trap;Joachim Cohen;Contemporary Society;Lars Harrysson;Active Labour Market Policy;Lesley Mcmillan;Highest Female Employment Rates;M'Hammed Sabour;Legal Pension Age;Mark Elchardus;Social Assistance Benefits;Max Koch;Rape Crisis Worker;Pasi Tulkki;Job Prestige;Paul Littlewood;Feminist Political Beliefs;Roswitha Pioch;Finnish Educational System;Classic Fordist Compromise;Rape Crisis Centres;Pactos De La Moncloa;Post-active Phase;Common European Regulations;Premature Exit;HRM Policy
