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19 novembre 2010, n 39

Active Labour Market Policies for Europe 2020 – Finding ways to move forward

a cura di Silvia Spattini

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Silvia Spattini

Active Labour Market Policies for Europe 2020 Strategy: Ways to Move Forward

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European Commission, The Employment Committee, 11 October 2010

Joint EMCO-COM Paper: The choice of effective employment policies to mitigate a jobless recovery in times of fiscal austerity

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Flemish Department of Work and Social Economy

Active Labour Market Policies for Europe 2020 Strategy: ways to move forward

Background paper

Flemish Department of Work and Social Economy

Active Labour Market Policies for Europe 2020 Strategy: ways to move forward

Annex: Methodological paper

Rudi Delarue

Key challenges for a future EU employment policiy

Flemish Department of Work and Social Economy

Active Labour Market Policies for Europe 2020 – Finding ways to move forward

Reccomandations

Joost Bollens

Some perspectives on the importance of policy evaluation

Jochen Kluve

Evaluating the effectiveness of ALMPs – The Meta Perspective

Tom Bevers

Monitoring, benchmarking and evaluation of active labour market policies…within the context of the Europe 2020 Strategy

Sabine Gagel

Eurostat’s labour market policy (LMP) statistics

Michael Rosholm

Experimental evidence on the nature of the Danish employment miracle

John Hurley

The financing and operation of ALMPs during the crisis

Frank Tros

Restructuring and job-to-job policies in the Netherlands

Lieve De Lathouwer

Active restructuring policies and older workers: The Flemish case

Roger Blanpain

Collective redundancies. Active restructuring policies

Marco Caliendo

Long-Term Effects of Start-up Subsidies for the Unemployed in Germany

Erik Samoy

Wage subsidies for people with disabilities

Thomas Zwick

The effectiveness of hiring subsidies to reduce unemployment among the older

Matthias Knuth

Municipalisation in the German and the Danish Public Employment Service

Nico van de Vrie

Decentralisation Social Welfare a Rotterdam and European perspective

Annick Waegeman

Antwerp, a holistic approach to the labour market policy

Joost Bollens

Evaluation of an on-the-job-training programme for the unempoyed

Michael Lechner

The individual effects of recent German active labour market programmes

Lars Skipper

The Costs and Benefits of the Danish Active Labour Market Programmes

Antonella Noya

OECD perspectives on the social economy: how to better meet the needs of vulnerable groups’?

Ides Nicaise

Active inclusion through social investment: the case of flemish social enterprises

Richard Kennedy

Social Return on Investment and Social Firms as an effective ALMP for the most vulnerable

Progetto Individuazione di modelli di stima dei costi di malattie professionali ad elevata frazione eziologica e di valutazione costi/benefici della prevenzione della salute e sicurezza in azienda Finanziato dal Ministero della Salute. Codice Unico di Progetto: E85C10004080005

Pubblicazione on line della Collana Adapt

ISSN 2240-2721

Registrazione n.1609,
11 novembre 2001,
Tribunale di Modena.

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