Niespójność systemu emerytalnego i systemu rentowego w Polsce

Błoch, Wiktor

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“…Here hope is a critical process, but also a present disruption, a resource of the discontinuous, and the anticipatory consciousness. 46 There is a utopian horizon of action against climate change, but this will change as we move towards it.…”

Section: Resistance As Anticipationmentioning

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‘The Oceans are Rising and So Are We’: Exploring Utopian Discourses in the School Strike For Climate Movement

McKnght

2020

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This article presents some provisional analysis of discourses presented by school students under the banner of the movements: Fridays for Future, Youth for Climate and School Strike 4 Climate. It contends that these movements go beyond just presenting a vision of an inescapable future, or a simplistic request for adults to listen to science. Instead, their vision is constructive of a better world as they challenge the failures of politicians, and arguably the adult public, demanding to play an active role in policy making when it comes to climate crisis. The article argues that this movement is constructed of a critical utopian discourse expressed through complex temporalities, which define the role of resistance as anticipation. It considers how the anxiety in the Student Strike movement creates a militant optimism, and the narratives of cathedral thinking are demonstrative of an open-ended utopian process.

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Section: Resistance As Anticipationmentioning

confidence: 99%

‘The Oceans are Rising and So Are We’: Exploring Utopian Discourses in the School Strike For Climate Movement

McKnght

2020

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“…The disability pension system underwent changes in 1999 as a result of its deteriorating financial state (Góra, 2014). When the reform was introduced, the population was divided into 3 groups: those born before 1st January 1949, between 1st January 1949 and 31st December 1968 and after 1st January 1969 (Błoch, 2018). The year of birth determined the system that an individual belonged to and the extent of the modifications that could be introduced to it.…”

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Principal component analysis of older people registered as unemployed in public employment offices

Bolesta

2023

Wiadomości Statystyczne. The Polish Statistician

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The determinants of registering as an unemployed person in the public employment office may be of both a socio-demographic and legal character. Although every individual has their own motivation to register as unemployed, it is still possible to analyse the phenomenon on a group level. The purpose of this study is to show the similarities and differences of older people registering as unemployed and to identify the factors that were key to professional deactivation. The research is based on data from the Polish Central Analytical and Reporting System concerning 1,276,555 people born in the years 19401965, who were at least once registered as unemployed in a public employment office. The study uses principal component analysis (PCA) to identify the factors which influence to the largest extent the decision to deactivate professionally. The Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin measure of sampling adequacy and Bartletts test of sphericity proved the feasibility of the PCA. The number of principal components was determined on the basis of Kaisers criterion. The varimax factor rotation was applied to simplify the relation between the variables and to enhance the interpretation of the obtained results. The analysis included five groups: pensioners, disability pensioners, people who reached retirement age, people who received pre-retirement benefits and the total population. For each group three to four components were identified which combined different variables. Education and occupation in the last place of work formed the only common component for the five groups which influences the most critical decisions in the labour market. This component demonstrates the level of competence and may determine the moment of professional deactivation. The research shows that economic mechanisms are more important than legal conditions in all the analysed groups.

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“…Although the Polish social security system has been analysed by many researchers (J. Auleytner [12], Golinowska [13,14], M. Rymsza [15], R. Szarfenberg [16] and M. Góra [17]), isolated research on the disability fund is marginal. The few works include publications by W. Nagel [18], W. Błoch [19] and D. Dzienisiuk [20]. Polish research mostly focuses on the pension system, leaving the disability fund in the domain of disability policy research.…”

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Impact of COVID-19 on the Disability Fund in Poland

Marska-Dzioba

Barczak

2022

Sustainability

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This study addresses, for the first time, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the operation of the disability fund in Poland. The study considers the impact of deaths on the number of survivor pensions and funeral allowance paid. We selected benefits which are a direct consequence of the death of the insured person and do not involve a medical assessment or subsequent steps in the insurance procedure, which allowed for a novel result, avoiding the time-gap problem. Data of four years were included in the study: 2018 and 2019 as pre-pandemic years and 2020 and 2021 as pandemic years. The research presented in this article (unexpectedly) indicates that there is no impact of the increased number of deaths on the increase in the number of survivor pensions and therefore there is no negative impact of the COVID-19 implications on the disability fund. The relationship between the total number of deaths and the number of funeral allowances is characterized by a high correlation with a positive direction.

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Niespójność systemu emerytalnego i systemu rentowego w Polsce

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‘The Oceans are Rising and So Are We’: Exploring Utopian Discourses in the School Strike For Climate Movement

‘The Oceans are Rising and So Are We’: Exploring Utopian Discourses in the School Strike For Climate Movement

Principal component analysis of older people registered as unemployed in public employment offices

Impact of COVID-19 on the Disability Fund in Poland

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