Krankheitskündigung in der Praxis

Zimmermann, Gabriele

doi:10.1007/978-3-663-01695-3_3

Kündigungspraxis, Kündigungsschutz Und Probleme Der Arbeitsgerichtsbarkeit 1983

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-663-01695-3_3

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Krankheitskündigung in der Praxis

Gabriele Zimmermann¹

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“…Its minimal nature and scope exacerbated permanent tensions. 15 Thus, the term "welfare states" should be used very carefully. A certain differentiation between welfare capitalism and the welfare state, vis-à-vis to the fact that both terms are sometimes understood as synonymous, could be fruitful for historical research.…”

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Empire in the Cottage: Welfare Capitalism and Workers’ Housing Policy in the Habsburg Monarchy, 1880–1914

Nebřenský¹,

Herc

2023

Inter. Labor Working-Class Hist.

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This study focuses on welfare capitalism and workers’ housing policy in the Habsburg Empire on the eve of the Great War. It deals with the concessions for buildings containing healthy and affordable workers’ flats. The study argues that the existing research on welfare capitalism concentrated mostly on the entrepreneurs and industrialists as key actors in the building of workers’ flats. As the concessions for the building of workers’ houses suggest, the imperial authorities also maintained welfare capitalism and played a certain role in supporting the construction of workers’ housing. Through the concessions, authorities tried to regulate the company construction and to intervene into places of the everyday. They sought to enforce an appropriate lifestyle and to separate spaces for people of workers’ background, male and female workers, single workers, and workers’ families.

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Empire in the Cottage: Welfare Capitalism and Workers’ Housing Policy in the Habsburg Monarchy, 1880–1914

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2023

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Unemployment, health and health services in German-speaking countries

Schwefel¹

1986

Social Science & Medicine

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Krankheitskündigung in der Praxis

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Empire in the Cottage: Welfare Capitalism and Workers’ Housing Policy in the Habsburg Monarchy, 1880–1914

Empire in the Cottage: Welfare Capitalism and Workers’ Housing Policy in the Habsburg Monarchy, 1880–1914

Unemployment, health and health services in German-speaking countries

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