Valutazione dell'impatto del mercato secondario sulla qualità di vita individuale

Diplôme Thèse Valutazione dell'impatto del mercato secondario sulla qualità di vita individuale ita 2015-09-18 author Avilés Gregorio 706184 director Baccaro Lucio 686580 10.13097/archive-ouverte/unige:77391 urn:nbn:ch:unige-773910 SdS 18 As understood in activation policies, work refers to formal employment, while informal, non-standard work, including forms of unpaid work, does not receive recognition for its inclusion potential. Nevertheless, due to the increasing selectivity of the ordinary labour market, we have seen the development of alternative forms of insertion, especially designed for the hard-to-place unemployed. This study is a quantitative impact evaluation of one specific kind of non-conventional work, known as the secondary labour market, which consists of temporary employment programmes to be carried out in the public and non-profit sectors. Unlike most activation policies evaluations, the study focuses on the social effects of the secondary market on individual quality of life, measured by means of indicators of psychological, physical, social and material well-being. The analysis is not limited to simply estimating the average effects, but also provides indications regarding the heterogeneity of the impacts. Activation policies Secondary labour market Quality of life Health Programme evaluation Dewey 301 Swiss National Science Foundation Elaborazione e sperimentazione di un modello valutativo del mercato del lavoro secondario in un'ottica di promozione del benessere e dell'inclusione sociale 136944 CH Project funding 122 Département de sociologie T4 false b5d8de2f-a109-4fc5-8280-9b2d83b15eb5 Thesis Public Dottorato - Versione finale - DIS.pdf 3716995 application/pdf openAccess Faculté des sciences de la société / Département de sociologie

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