2017
DOI: 10.7202/1040995ar
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L’évaluation de l’employabilité au sein du régime québécois d’aide sociale

Abstract: Le présent article est issu des résultats d’une recherche documentaire financée par le Centre de recherche sur les politiques en matière d’invalidité professionnelle (CRPIP) et portant sur les processus et instruments de mesure de l’invalidité mis en application dans différents domaines des services publics. S’inscrivant dans le champ du Implementation Research, cette recherche rend compte de l’état des connaissances au sujet des instruments et modalités d’évaluation des capacités de travail tels qu’appliqués … Show more

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“…Thus, today's welfare regimes, even if they still keep distinctive features of the liberal, corporatist‐statist or social‐democratic models, are subject to a different vision of the social role of the state than that which prevailed at the time of the emergence of the so‐called welfare state regimes (Esping‐Andersen & Palier, 2008). Under the impetus of the OECD and in most countries’ work during the 1990s, a new generation of Active Labor Market Policies focusing on the development of individuals’ capacity to integrate into the labor market has provided the backdrop for the reforms of assistance programs (Arrignon, 2016; Dhang et al, 2006; Lascoumes & Le Gales, 2012; OCDE, 1998; Provencher, 2017).…”
Section: Social Policies Social Protection and Taxationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, today's welfare regimes, even if they still keep distinctive features of the liberal, corporatist‐statist or social‐democratic models, are subject to a different vision of the social role of the state than that which prevailed at the time of the emergence of the so‐called welfare state regimes (Esping‐Andersen & Palier, 2008). Under the impetus of the OECD and in most countries’ work during the 1990s, a new generation of Active Labor Market Policies focusing on the development of individuals’ capacity to integrate into the labor market has provided the backdrop for the reforms of assistance programs (Arrignon, 2016; Dhang et al, 2006; Lascoumes & Le Gales, 2012; OCDE, 1998; Provencher, 2017).…”
Section: Social Policies Social Protection and Taxationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They are individually or collectively summoned at local employment centers and are presented with various employment-related activities. EQ managers generally tend to extend invitations to individuals with a high "employability index", that is, welfare clients who present greater "work readiness" indicators (e.g., education, work experience, age, and time spent on welfare) (see Provencher, 2017). Long-term welfare clients, however, are further from the labor market and are thus less likely to be summoned to participate in employment-related activities:…”
Section: Promotion and Outreachmentioning
confidence: 99%