Changing Work Patterns and Social Security: Changing Work Patterns and Social Security - Danny Pieters - Grāmatas - Kluwer Law International - 9789041113696 - 1999. gada 1. novembris
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The one-job wage earner, for so many generations a bulwark of industrialized society, has all but passed away. We perceive this as contemporary reality, yet it has not been easy to cite the facts and figures necessary to build a stable foundation for the social security of tomorrow's population.

Now the European Institute of Social Security, a leading multidisciplinary research group dedicated to exploring the frontiers of social security, has taken the crucial first steps with an in-depth examination of the new and atypical work relations that are emerging.

The research and conclusions in this book will greatly help policymakers to identify the areas in which existing social security systems can meaningfully accommodate the new realities of work.

This volume records the proceedings of the 1999 Conference of the EISS, held at Limassol in Cyprus, to consider the relations of atypical work patterns and social protection. Among the important issues raised are:

the real extent of the atypical work phenomenon; the difficulties relating to the assessment of the incomes of the self-employed; the social protection of the farmer in Europe; and the shortcomings of existing social security systems vis-a-vis self-employment and part-time work.

171 pages

Mediji Grāmatas     Hardcover Book   (Grāmata ar cieto muguriņu un vāku)
Izlaists 1999. gada 1. novembris
ISBN13 9789041113696
Izdevēji Kluwer Law International
Lapas 171
Izmēri 230 × 11 × 154 mm   ·   430 g
Valoda Angļu  

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