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Welfare occupazionale e sostegno ai working carer in europa: la difficile ricomposizione di un mosaico complesso
Titolo Rivista: SOCIOLOGIA E POLITICHE SOCIALI 
Autori/Curatori: Luca Pesenti 
Anno di pubblicazione:  2017 Fascicolo: 3 I working carers: culture, diritti e policies Lingua: Italiano 
Numero pagine:  21 P. 23-43 Dimensione file:  293 KB
DOI:  10.3280/SP2017-003003
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Il crescente bisogno di interventi a sostegno della conciliazione curalavoro dei working carers trova risposte a livello nazionale. Differenze su cui è ipotizzabile un’incidenza delle caratteristiche di modello con cui la letteratura inquadra i sistemi di welfare. L’articolo analizza in particolare le caratteristiche delle risposte di natura occupazionale, ovvero l’insieme dei beni e servizi di cui i lavoratori dipendenti possono disporre in ragione della propria condizione occupazionale. Dopo aver discusso le dimensioni teoriche del tema, verranno analizzati i dati disponibili a livello di paesi UE, verificando con una cluster analysis la eventuale coerenza con le tipologie dei sistemi di welfare e in conclusione approfondendo comparativamente le caratteristiche qualitative registrabili in Italia, Svezia, Germania e Regno Unito.


Keywords: Conciliazione cura-lavoro; Sistemi di welfare; Welfare Occupazionale; Analisi Comparativa; Spesa Sociale.

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Luca Pesenti, in "SOCIOLOGIA E POLITICHE SOCIALI" 3/2017, pp. 23-43, DOI:10.3280/SP2017-003003

   

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