Readjusting unemployment protection in Europe: how crises reshape varieties of labour market regimes

Ebbinghaus, Bernhard; Weishaupt, J. Timo

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“…Unemployment benefit systems are of general concern in periods of labour market insecurity and crisis, as emphasised by Ebbinghaus and Weishaupt (2022). The significance of financial security is salient in those situations and it is easier to mobilise the broader public.…”

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“…Les systèmes d'allocations de chômage constituent une préoccupation générale en période d'insécurité et de crise du marché du travail, comme le soulignent Ebbinghaus et Weishaupt (2022). L'importance de la sécurité financière est alors plus évidente et la mobilisation du grand public est rendue plus facile.…”

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“…Perhaps a third factor that needs to be considered in attempting to understand the emerging dominance of compulsory systems is the role of the state in the decades after the Second World War. Keynesian economics in one form or another was increasingly being used to guide states’ actions, according to which the economy needed to be controlled and adjusted in accordance with the business cycle (see Ebbinghaus and Weishaupt, 2022). The idea of unemployment benefits as a so-called ‘automatic stabiliser’ of the economy started to emerge (see Keiser, 1956).…”

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“…Un troisième facteur à prendre en compte pour tenter de comprendre la domination croissante des systèmes obligatoires est celui du rôle de l'État dans les décennies qui ont suivi la Seconde Guerre mondiale. L'action des États a été de plus en plus guidée, sous une forme ou une autre, par les conceptions économiques keynésiennes, selon lesquelles l'économie devait être contrôlée et ajustée en fonction du cycle économique (voir Ebbinghaus et Weishaupt, 2022). L'idée que les allocations de chômage servent de "stabilisateur automatique" de l'économie a commencé à émerger (voir Keiser, 1956).…”

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“…Ein dritter Faktor, der bei der Erklärung der Dominanz von Pflichtsystemen berücksichtigt werden sollte, ist die Rolle des Staates in den Jahrzehnten nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg. In jener Zeit basierte wirtschaftspolitisches Handeln verstärkt auf keynesianischen Ansätzen, wonach der Staat je nach Konjunkturzyklus in die Wirtschaft eingreifen muss (siehe Ebbinghaus und Weishaupt, 2022). Die Vorstellung der Arbeitslosenversicherung als so genanntem „automatischem Stabilisator“ der Wirtschaft nahm Gestalt an (siehe Keiser 1956).…”

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Berglund¹,

Müller²

2022

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2022

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Workers Layoffs Caused from the COVID-19 Pandemic in Indonesia and the European Union

Al-Fatih

Nur

Nilasari

2023

JKPH

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This article aims to find legal efforts of workers who layoffs caused by COVID-19 pandemic. Layoff in a company can occur when a company goes bankrupt until it cannot meet its employees' salaries. In addition, some others are not affected by layoffs but are laid off without getting a salary. That were a big problem to face new normal era, a daily life after pandemic. Using the normative legal research method, this paper aimed to explain and describe how COVID-19 affected a thousand workers around Indonesia and European Unian. Human rights, especially the rights of worker, use as a tool to analyze, how COVID-19 pandemic affected workers in Indonesia and European Union. As a result, this paper found that many people were laid off because of the COVID-19 pandemic; the government provides some facilities to help people who laid off during and after pandemic COVID-19, both in Indonesia and European Union perspective. Indonesia adopted some program, such as; a) Program for Family Hope; b) Food Donation Without Cash; c) Bantuan Sosial/Bansos; d) Village Funds; e) The Ministry of Social's social charity; f) Pre-Work Card (Kartu Prakerja); g) Donations made by the provincial government; h) Generosity from the city or regency administration; and i) The provincial government offers assistance to those who require housing. While, The EU has a constitution that guarantees that all citizens can work throughout the territory of the member states.

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Approaches to Prognosing the European Economic Crisis Through a New Economic–Financial Risk Sensitivity Model

Zlati,

Fortea,

Meca

et al. 2024

Economies

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This paper presents a novel approach to prognosing European economic crises through the development of an economic–financial risk sensitivity model. The model integrates key macroeconomic indicators such as government deficit (NETGDP), GINI coefficient, social protection expenditure (ExSocP), unemployment rate (UNE), research and development spending (RDGDP), and tax structures (TXSwoSC), assessing their role in predicting economic vulnerability across European countries. By applying the Kruskal–Wallis non-parametric test on data from 324 observations across multiple countries, significant differences were identified in the distribution of these variables. The results show that government policies related to social protection, R&D, and taxation play an important role in a country’s resilience to economic shocks. On the other hand, indicators such as income inequality and unemployment exhibit less variation, reflecting global economic conditions. The model provides a comprehensive risk assessment framework, allowing for the early detection of potential economic crises and guiding policy adjustments to mitigate risks. This methodology offers valuable insights into the sensitivity of European economies to financial disruptions, emphasizing the importance of fiscal policies and social expenditure in maintaining economic stability.

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Readjusting unemployment protection in Europe: how crises reshape varieties of labour market regimes

Cited by 4 publications

References 56 publications

Editorial and Introduction

Editorial and Introduction

Workers Layoffs Caused from the COVID-19 Pandemic in Indonesia and the European Union

Approaches to Prognosing the European Economic Crisis Through a New Economic–Financial Risk Sensitivity Model

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