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Recovery strategy – Trainee schemes – Introduction of a global commitment for employers – Annual evaluation – Report No. 112 (Joint report of the National Labour Council and the Central Economic Council)
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Introduction of a mobility budget and adaptation of the mobility allowance scheme – Opinion No. 2,095 (Joint opinion of the National Labour Council and the Central Economic Council)
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Associative work – Royal decree implementing article 12, § 3, second subparagraph of the law of 18 July 2018 on the economic recovery and the strengthening of social cohesion – Opinion No. 2,097
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Coordination platform for the actors involved in the voluntary return to work process of persons with a health problem – Evaluation and propositions concerning the regulation relative to reintegration – Opinion No. 2,099
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Draft royal decree modifying article 19, § 2 of the National Social Security Office decree / Exemption of travel expenses from social security contributions / Mobility allowance – Opinion No. 2,094
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Research Paper 12_Low Work Intensity Households and the Quality of Supportive Services: Detailed Research Report
This NESC Research paper is the detailed research to NESC report No.146 'Moving from Welfare to Work: Low Work Intensity Households and the Quality of Supportive Services'. It examines the experiences of low work intensity households and the services they interact with, through 92 interviews with households, service provider organisations, employers, senior officials in government departments and agencies, and national stakeholder organisations.
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Low Work Intensity Households and the Quality of Supportive Services: Detailed Research Report
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Harmonization of the status of blue-collar and white-collar workers – Supplementary pensions – Article 14/4, § 2 of the Supplementary Pensions Law – Evaluation – Report No. 110
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Evaluation of the specific joint and several liability regime regarding the payment of wages for the direct co-contractor in the construction sector, as provided for by the law of 11 December 2016 on the posting of workers – Opinion No. 2,088
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Preliminary draft law containing various social provisions – Adaptation of the Social Penal Code regarding the Social Information and Research Service (SIRS-SIOD) – Opinion No. 2,089
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Coordination platform for the actors involved in the voluntary return to work process of persons with a health problem – Preliminary draft law encouraging the social and professional reintegration of workers after a period of incapacity for work – Opinion
- Advisory Reports
Moving from Welfare to Work: Low Work Intensity Households and the Quality of Supportive Services (146)
Moving from Welfare to Work, finds that Ireland’s social welfare and employment support system, e.g. Intreo does reasonably well in supporting people into paid work, but there is a need to have a greater focus on the household. This means encouraging and supporting into jobs partners of people who are unemployed, lone parents, people with a disability and their carers who wish to enter employment.
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Moving from Welfare to Work: Low Work Intensity Households and the Quality of Supportive Services
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The Economic and Social Councils of the Member States of the European Union: the different models of dialogue
This study aims to outline the most significant features of the national economic and social councils of the Member States of the European Union in the light of the doctoral thesis defended by the author at the Catholic University of Murcia (Spain).