Las empresas de inserción en España en 2019

Calavia, Miguel Ángel García

doi:10.7203/ciriec-jur.36.17307

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“…Thus, the results obtained at UNEI reinforces the part of the literature that recognizes the important role of WISEs in societies, beyond integrating collectives at risk of exclusion (Chisvert‐Tarazona et al. 2018; García Calavia 2020). However, this study goes one step ahead in the field of WISEs, overcoming the pending task of offering quantitative data on its performance (Spear & Bidet 2005).…”

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confidence: 73%

Measuring the impact of sheltered workshops through the SROI: A case analysis in southern Spain

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Alfonso

Santos

2022

Ann Public Coop Econ

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The socio-labour integration of people with disabilities is a major social problem for European countries and, especially, for Spain. Sheltered workshops, with their productive activity, are a kind of Work Integration Social Enterprise (WISE) whose aim is to create jobs for those people, supporting them through an insertion process into the labour market. Given the need to publicize the important role of sheltered workshops, the aim of this study is to contribute to the academic debate by measuring the added value of this kind of social enterprise and to provide empirical evidence of their social and economic impact. To do so, the impact of a specific sheltered workshop, UNEI, located in the Spanish region of Andalusia, is analyzed. Results allow us to conclude that, firstly, there is a demand to measure the impact caused by sheltered workshops and social enterprises in general, and that SROI methodology is the most appropriate methodology. And, secondly, being based on results of this method and on a sensitivity analysis application, sheltered workshops contribute to sustainable development, generating an impact much higher than could be expected, surpassing the economic and personal limits of the people involved and benefitting society as a whole.

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confidence: 73%

Measuring the impact of sheltered workshops through the SROI: A case analysis in southern Spain

Morera

Alfonso

Santos

2022

Ann Public Coop Econ

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“…Las investigaciones desarrolladas en España sobre las empresas sociales identifican tres líneas de trabajos: el transcurso de la organización no lucrativa de acción social a la empresa social (Salinas y Rubio, 2001;Argudo, 2011;Fisac-García, et al, 2011); la identificación de los modelos organizativos nacionales (Díaz-Foncea y Marcuello, 2014;Nogales-Muriel, 2017); y la delimitación socioeconómica de la Empresa Social (Solórzano- García et al, 2018). Tres líneas de trabajo teóricas que hallan su excepción en los trabajos empíricos sobre las empresas de inserción (EI) (Paniagua, 2013;Retolaza, San-José y Araujo, 2014;Nogales-Muriel, 2017;Martínez-Rueda, Aróstegui y Galarreta, 2018;García, 2020;García, Herrero y Martínez, 2020).…”

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La Empresa Social: realidad de la Economía Social en España

2021

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El objetivo de la investigación fue identificar el actual tejido socio empresarial de España, así como detallar el perfil de la Empresa Social activa. En esta identificación, se planteó una investigación inductiva mediante un análisis cuantitativo a partir de fuentes secundarias, en particular, desde cuatro directorios públicos de Empresas Sociales localizadas en España. A partir de los cuales se elaboró una base de datos (directorio) propia con varias variables comunes (tamaño, sector, año de constitución, región) sobre las características corporativas. Cuando se obtuvieron los datos, se trataron con Stata, en un análisis estadístico descriptivo e inferencial de una población localizada de 2.587 empresas. Se determinaron varias características definitorias de las actuales Empresas Sociales de España, como la concentración territorial (la mayoría se ubica en tres regiones: Andalucía, Comunidad de Madrid y Cataluña) donde arraiga la Economía Social. Este perfil conectó en la conceptualización nacional de Empresa Social, al contribuir a la literatura dando respuesta a las apelaciones originales de diversas autorías para contrastar empíricamente las deducciones existentes de la organización social con la variedad de experiencias y modelos. Así, este estudio se situó en una línea de investigación emergente de mapeo y tipificación territorial.

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“…WISEs offer a period of temporary and paid employment together with a series of personalised support measures that aim to counteract a person's obstacles to getting a job. These transitional structures (García Calavia, 2020; SIIS, 2011; Gregg, 2008) serve as a bridge between exclusion from the labour market and access to employment in an ordinary company. Barton et al (2022) speak of employment contexts in a supportive environment where skills and work experience are developed and services (e.g.…”

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“…This study focuses on the moment of completion of the itinerary in the WISE and its incorporation into the ordinary labour market. Although the literature shows that employment support activities are frequent in WISEs (García Calavia, 2020), systematic programmes and their evaluations are scarce. Therefore, the transition process to the ordinary market in the case of people who end their path to WISEs continues to be a key element that must be influenced.…”

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confidence: 99%

Transition from work integration social enterprises to ordinary employment in situations of low employability: results of an intervention programme

Yurrebaso,

Arostegui,

Villaescusa

2023

SEJ

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Purpose The transition of people to the ordinary market after completing the due process of a work integration social enterprise is a critical moment that exposes their vulnerability. This paper aims to present the results of an intervention programme designed to support job search efforts and identify the main factors that contribute to this transition. Design/methodology/approach This study used a mixed-methods approach. Quantitative data on the programme results were collected through administrative documentation and the Employability Factors Scale. Qualitative data were gathered using focus groups and questionnaires to understand participants’ perspectives. Findings The levels of employment achieved, improvement in employability and participants’ assessment provided evidence of the programme’s effectiveness. Likewise, having an individual’s support, systematisation of the program and intermediation with ordinary companies were the factors that most influenced the programme results. Therefore, this study confirms the need for personal, systematic, personalised and sustained support over time to facilitate the transition from work integrated social enterprises to ordinary markets. Originality/value There are few studies on transitioning from work integration social enterprises to ordinary companies. This study offers a unique view of implementing an employment support programme and its impact on people.

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Las empresas de inserción en España en 2019

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Measuring the impact of sheltered workshops through the SROI: A case analysis in southern Spain

Measuring the impact of sheltered workshops through the SROI: A case analysis in southern Spain

La Empresa Social: realidad de la Economía Social en España

Transition from work integration social enterprises to ordinary employment in situations of low employability: results of an intervention programme

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