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Access to the labour market and social protection for people working in the informal sector
This metapaper explores access to the labour market and social protection for individuals working in the informal sector. It highlights the challenges faced by informal workers, including lack of legal recognition, absence of social security, and economic vulnerability. The metapaper discusses policy measures and institutional frameworks that can improve their working conditions and rights.
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Access to the labour market and social protection for people with disabilities
In the SOCIEUX+ metapapers, we synthesise knowledge on current policies, interventions or approaches, and their outcomes for beneficiaries, derived from technical cooperation cases carried out by the EU SOCIEUX+ mechanism in collaboration with its partners around the world over the last few years.
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Facing climate change: how can social protection and labour and employment measures support adaptation and mitigation?
In SOCIEUX+ Metapapers, we synthesise knowledge on current policies, interventions or approaches, and their results for beneficiaries, arising from cases of technical cooperation carried out by the EU's SOCIEUX+ facility in collaboration with its partners around the world in recent years.
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Inequality and Disadvantages affecting Street Vendors in Bogotá
A Case Study based on the Social Dimension of the Programmes of the Institute for Social Economy (IPES)
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Social Protection measures taken by the EU member states to mitigate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic
This study reviews social protection measures taken by EU Member States during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic to mitigate its socio-economic impact. The diverse experiences offer many learning opportunities and show that social protection is a powerful lever to address the consequences of the pandemic.
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The impact of COVID-19 and response on the European Union Labour Market
The COVID-19 crisis is having long-term employment and social security effects on employers and workers worldwide, as well as on the methods and means of intervention of public actors and social partners, even after the pandemic will be under control.
