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Job Quality in the European Policy Debate: Conceptual and Methodological Considerations

Piasna, Agnieszka; Burchell, Brendan; Sehnbruch, Kirsten; Agloni, Nurjk (2018), Job Quality in the European Policy Debate: Conceptual and Methodological Considerations. https://basepub.dauphine.fr/handle/123456789/18389

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Document de travail / Working paper
Date
2018
Series title
Nopoor-WorkingPaper
Pages
25
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Author(s)
Piasna, Agnieszka
universidad de chile
Burchell, Brendan
universidad de chile
Sehnbruch, Kirsten
universidad de chile
Agloni, Nurjk
universidad de chile
Abstract (EN)
Job quality is the precondition for achieving welfare policy goals of social inclusion, as well as the foundation of functioning social security systems. In recent decades, both the academic and institutional literature has emphasisedits importance, yet both European Union (EU) and national employment policies continue to address the quantity rather than the quality of jobs.This article explores the reasons for which job quality and related concepts have been side-tracked in the current EU employment and social policy process. Our analysis attempts to generate clearer parameters for understanding and measuring what constitutes a good quality job,so that such measurements can effectively guide policy formulation and comparative analysis. We argue that what is needed for placing concerns about job quality high on the EU policy agenda is methodological, conceptual and theoretical clarity in defining what job quality is and from whose perspective it should be assessed.
Subjects / Keywords
comparative policy analysis; job quality; quality of employment; social policy; European Union
JEL
J81 - Working Conditions
J68 - Public Policy

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