Occupational welfare in Europe: risks, opportunities and social partner involvement

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Book

Corporate authors: European Trade Union Institute, Brussels

Edited by: Natali, David ; Pavolini, Emmanuele ; Vanhercke, Bart

Publisher: ETUI;

Publisher: OSE - Brussels

Publication date: 2018

Pages: 267 p.

Keywords: social protection ; social security ; occupational pension scheme ; fringe benefit ; social partners ; welfare state ; labour relations

Geographic area: EU countries

Subject: Social protection

Weblink: https://www.etui.org/

Language: English

Illustrations: Bibliogr.;Index

ISBN/ISSN: 978-2-87452-463-9

Shelfmark: 02.03-67175

"This new edited volume on occupational welfare in Europe is based on research projects coordinated by the European Social Observatory (OSE) It focuses on recent developments in the field of pensions and unemployment-related schemes in nine countries: Austria, Belgium, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Sweden and the UK."

Support: Digital;Paper

ISBN (PDF) : 978-2-87452-464-6

Legal deposit : D/2018/10.574/01

Contains

[Book chapter] Occupational welfare in Europe: an analytical and methodological introduction / 1 ; 1. ETUI;OSE, 2018. - 9-30
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[Book chapter] The Netherlands: occupational welfare within state-defined limits / 1 ; 1. ETUI;OSE, 2018. - 31-53
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[Book chapter] Sweden: supplementary occupational welfare with near universal coverage / 1 ; 1 ; 1 ; 1. ETUI;OSE, 2018. - 55-77
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[Book chapter] Occupational welfare in the United Kingdom: from skill retention tool to social protection only for legitimate social risks / 1. ETUI;OSE, 2018. - 79-102
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[Book chapter] With or without you – Occupational welfare and public social policies in Germany / 1. ETUI;OSE, 2018. - 103-123
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[Book chapter] Occupational welfare in Belgium: wide coverage, low benefits / 1 ; 1. ETUI;OSE, 2018. - 125-146
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[Book chapter] Austria: Occupational welfare at the edge of statutory social insurance / 1. ETUI;OSE, 2018. - 147-171
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[Book chapter] The challenge of occupational welfare in Italy: between risks and opportunities / 1 ; 1 ; 1 ; 1 ; 1. ETUI;OSE, 2018. - 173-192
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[Book chapter] Protecting occupational pensions and unemployment benefits in Spain: a weak occupational welfare system / 1. ETUI;OSE, 2018. - 193-213
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[Book chapter] Occupational welfare in Poland: a semi-peripheral feature of a semi-peripheral economy / 1. ETUI;OSE, 2018. - 215-237
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[Book chapter] Occupational welfare in Europe: state of play, determinants and policy implications / 1 ; 1 ; 1. ETUI;OSE, 2018. - 239-257
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