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Ex-post Assessment of the Active Labour Market Policy amongst the Employers that Participated in Programmes

Author(s): Atanas Atanassov
Subject(s): Social Sciences, Demography and human biology
Published by: Институт за изследване на населението и човека - Българска академия на науките
Keywords: Labour market; ex-post assessment of the active labour market policy; study amongst the employers; programmes and measures for employment.

Summary/Abstract: This paper presents the main results from the study of the concerned of the active labour market policy employers. The analysis begins with a description of the main characteristics of the organisations that participated in employment programmes and measures. It continues with a presentation of participation in programmes and measures, an assessment of the respective programmes/measures by the employers, as well as of their influence on the organisation. The analysis finishes with a description of the regional characteristics of the employers that participated in employment programmes and measures. In times of economic recession, the most important thing is to place the emphasis on the efficient programmes and measures which can produce the highest possible effect with a limited budget. However, the most vulnerable groups on the labour market must not be forgotten because they are the main target group and rely most heavily on the programs and measures that are implemented. The final conclusion that can be drawn from the study is that the programmes and measures must be viewed comprehensively, and the more varied they are, the greater the number of target groups that will be able to benefit from them is. In the final account, a programme or a measure must not be scrapped for not being effective. Theineffective programmes should only be minimized, and more funds should be transferred to those with high economic efficiency.

  • Issue Year: 34/2016
  • Issue No: 2
  • Page Range: 79-101
  • Page Count: 23
  • Language: Bulgarian