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approach regarding the introduction of additional minimum wages in Germany and more generous in-work benefits combined with an …
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Germany has always been one of the prime examples of institutional complementarities between social insurance, a rather …
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-protecting, earnings-related unemployment insurance, skills-oriented active labor market policies and strong dismissal protection so that … ones (banking and insurance), new high-skill sectors (IT and the creative economy) and growing areas of low-skill services …
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The European Employment Strategy has set the goal of raising the retirement age of workers in the EU through a strategy of active ageing. Yet despite some progress over the last decade, empirical data show persistent diversity across EU member states. Institutional arrangements of social and...
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inequality. Germany is a case in point as it exhibits growing employment figures and growing shares of low pay and non … institutions, the pattern found in Germany shows sequences of de- and re-regulatory reforms of employment protection and increasing …
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This study gives a comparative overview of labor market dynamics and institutional arrangements in Germany and Brazil …
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contributions and income taxes. This type of jobs tends to undermine tax and social insurance revenues and distorts the functioning … of the labour market since in can be shown that they displace regular employment covered by taxation and social insurance … support schemes. Regarding the regulation of the labour market in Germany, there is no need to re- or de-regulation fixed …
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This contribution draws some conclusions from the experience of attempts by the German government at integrating the most vulnerable groups into the labor market, in particular the long-term unemployed and the low skilled. There has been a sort of paradigm shift that goes beyond active labor...
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