Reducing inequalities in Europe : how industrial relations and labour policies can close the gap
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Reducing inequalities in Europe : how industrial relations and labour policies can close the gap
E. Elgar , International Labour Office, c2018
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
International debate has recently focused on increased inequalities and the adverse effects that they may have on both social and economic developments. Income inequality, which is at its highest level for the past half-century, may not only undermine the sustainability of European social policy but also put at risk Europe?s sustainable recovery. A common feature of recent reports on inequality (ILO, OECD, IMF, 2015?2017) is their recognition that the causes emerge from mechanisms in the world of work. The purpose of this book is to investigate the possible role of industrial relations, and social policies more generally, in reducing these inequalities.
The volume pays particular attention to the contribution of social partners and social dialogue to achieving concrete outcomes, notably in terms of flexibility and security for both employers and workers. The key aim is to identify elements of a response to a number of important questions: which countries have succeeded in carrying out the necessary reforms without generating further inequalities? What industrial relations systems seem to perform better in this respect? What policy measures, institutions and actors play a determinant role in achieving more balanced outcomes? How can social dialogue address future transformations of the world of work, while limiting inequalities?
The scope of this volume goes beyond pay to address other types of inequality ? in the distribution of working time, access or re-access to jobs, training and career opportunities, and social protection and pensions. It also looks at inequalities that may affect particular groups of workers, including women or young people, as well as people in certain types of work arrangements, such as part-time or temporary work or the self-employed.
This book is vital reading for anyone concerned with labour policy, industrial relations and social welfare but, above all, with how advances in these areas can contribute to the global fight against growing inequalities.
Contributors include: D. Anxo, B. Bembic, G. Bosch, P. Courtioux, C. Erhel, K. Espenberg, G. Fiorani, G. Giakoumatos, D. Grimshaw, M. Johnson, M. Karamessini, I. Marx, J. Masso, I. Mierina, R. Munoz de Bustillo, B. Nolan, F. Pinto Hernandez, W. Salverda, A. Simonazzi, M. Tverdostup, L. Van Cant, D. Vaughan-Whitehead, R. Vazquez-Alvarez
目次
Contents:
1. Curbing Inequalities in Europe: The Impact of Industrial Relations and Labour Policies
Daniel Vaughan-Whitehead and Rosalia Vazquez-Alvarez
2. Labour Market Inequalities in Conditions of Limited Social Dialogue: The Case of the Baltic States
Jaan Masso, Maryna Tverdostup, Inta Mierina and Kerly Espenberg
3. Belgium: Is Robust Social Concertation Providing a Buffer against Growing Inequality?
Ive Marx and Lien Van Cant
4. Social Dialogue in France under Pressure: Can Worker Security be achieved in a Context of Increasing Job Flexibility?
Pierre Courtioux and Christine Erhel
5. Social Dialogue in Germany: Innovation or Erosion?
Gerhard Bosch
6. Industrial Relations, Imposed Flexibility and Inequality during the Greek Great Depression
Maria Karamessini and Stefanos Giakoumatos
7. Social Dialogue and Inequality: Ireland
Brian Nolan
8. Italy: Industrial Relations and Inequality in a Recessionary Environment
Annamaria Simonazzi and Giuseppe Fiorani
9. The Netherlands: Is the Polder Model Behind the Curve with Regard to Growing Household Income Inequality?
Wiemer Salverda
10. Changes in Inequality Outcomes alongside Industrial Relations Transformation in Slovenia
Branko Bembic
11. Industrial Relations and Inequality in the Spanish Labour Market: Resilience and Change
Rafael Munoz de Bustillo and Fernando Pinto Hernandez
12. Shaping the Future of Work in Sweden: The Crucial Role of Social Partnership
Dominique Anxo
13. Inequality at Work in the United Kingdom: How Perforated Industrial Relations Worsen Inequalities and Hold Back Progress on Equalities
Damian Grimshaw and Mat Johnson
Index
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