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Flexicurities and Transitions:Flexicurities and Transitions:Complex connectionsComplex connections
Isabella BilettaIsabella Biletta
Thematic Conference on Flexicurity – EU2009.CZThematic Conference on Flexicurity – EU2009.CZ
Praha, 25 March 2009Praha, 25 March 2009
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« Natural » Interconnections…« Natural » Interconnections…
Changes, Dynamics of Labour Markets,From one situation to another,
BUT….
Less standardisation, more individualisationBlack holes, Conflicting status
Increasing complexity
Flexicurity and Transitions
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Life course by genderLife course by gender
RETIREMENT PHASE CONTINUOUS FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT EDUCATION/TRAINING
RETIREMENT PHASE POSSIBLY: CARING PHASE // with part-time work POSSIBLY: SECOND PHASE OF GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT (possibly job re-entry, updating of skills, part-time work, restricted hours, no support from social security measures) FAMILY AND HOUSEHOLD PHASE // with part-time work FIRST PHASE OF GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT EDUCATION/TRAINING
Male
Female
Source:A new organisation of timeover working life, G. Naegele & al, 2003
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Structure of the life-courseStructure of the life-course
EDUCATION
TRAINING
RETIREMENT
PHASE
PRE-CAREER JOB(S)
GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT
bridging jobs
education
part-time work
Unemployement
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Forms of work: SpilloverForms of work: Spillover
Permanent
Atypical
Informal sector
Very Atypical
Quality of workWorking conditions
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Voluntary combinationsVoluntary combinations
Flexicurity = 4 areas , but combined policies
Research of the right/ad hoc balance at all levels
Individualisation of needs, aspirations, carreer paths
Need for all players/actors
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Industrial relations and flexicurityIndustrial relations and flexicurity Regulatory dimension
High Low
Unilateral dimension Unilateral dimension
High Low High Low
Political dimension
High Ireland, Luxembourg,
Portugal, Sweden
Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland,
France, Italy, Netherlands,
Norway, Slovakia
Bulgaria, Malta
Estonia, Hungary,
Latvia, Spain, Romania, Slovenia
Low Germany United Kingdom
Cyprus, Czech Republic, Greece,
Lithuania, Poland
Source:R.Pedersini, 2008
« Flexicurity and IR"
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Still room for manouvre….Still room for manouvre….
All ‘bargained flexibility’ is not Flexicurity Flexicurity create room for confrontation and not
only for convergence of interests Require mutual trust Crucial guarantee to be played by public authorities
Interest for FlexicurityFrom other countries
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Thank You!Thank You!
Isabella Biletta
http://www.eurofound.europa.euhttp://www.eurofound.europa.eu
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Longitudinal perspective/ EmployeesLongitudinal perspective/ Employees
Source: U.Klammer, 2007Flexibility and Security over the life course
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Job, Employment and Income Job, Employment and Income insecurityinsecurity
CORRELATIONS
Gender: Stronger among female workers ♀
Education: Become weaker as education increases
Age: Become weaker as age increases
Social Protection Scheme: Depending on Macro économic factors
I Individual ‘FlexicuritieS’
EWCS, « Employment security and Employability » 2008
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…….Searching for Equilibrium….Searching for Equilibrium…
II National ‘FlexicuritieS’II National ‘FlexicuritieS’
DEROLT
UnemploymentSubsidies
Social contributions
SK
2003 Flexibility/ EO
2007 Sécurity/ TU
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FixedTerm BE,CZ,DE,EL,ML,NL,SI
TAW BE,CZ,DE,ES,NL,NO,PL
LLL AT,DK,EE,BE,EL,EL,FI,FR,IE,IT,LT,LU,LV,ML,NL,
PT,SI,SK,UK
BG,CY,CZ,HU,PL,RO
IINational ‘FlexicuritieS’IINational ‘FlexicuritieS’