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Further training of the unemployed in the Federal Republic of Germany

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Wisniewski Z., Moszynski M.
Polityka Społeczna
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2007
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vol. 34
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issue 7(400)
21-31
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This paper examines further training of the unemployed in Germany throughout the period of 1991-2005, with a particular focus on the effects caused by the Hartz reform. The analysis inquires into the instruments and evaluation methods used, as well as the employment effects. In the 90s further training of the unemployed was a controversial issue. It was characterized by a negative lock in effect in the short-run, whereas the positive effects could be observed in medium- to long-run and were more evident in the Western Germany. Following the Hartz reform, the effects of further training are markedly better, especially in the Western part. This positive tendency is accompanied by a drastic reduction in spending on further training.
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Thirteen Theses on the Reform of State Policy on the Labour Market in Poland

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Krynska E., Wisniewski Z.
Polityka Społeczna
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2007
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vol. 34
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issue 9(402)
1-5
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The analysis is the voice in a debate on the desired shape of state policy on Polish labour market. It was developed on the basis of the text of expert analysis carried out on commission of the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy in August 2007. Theses on the reform of labour market policy are based on an assumption that its main objective should be the growth of employment through the creation of conditions facilitating the development and maintenance of a greater number of better jobs. Attention is drawn, among many, to the necessity to: pass from labour market policy to employment policy; change the approach of the state to the labour market and develop new strategy, which is commonly known as workfare state; further deregulation of the labour market; maintaining balance in flexicurity, and restructuring active labour market policy (ALMP). Moreover, the issue of the improvement of the functioning of public employment services was also addressed.
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