Requiring the long-term unemployed to train: is benefit conditionality effective?
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Rolfe, H., Requiring the long-term unemployed to train: is benefit conditionality effective?. [s.l.], [s.n.], 2012, 65-76 p.
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Actitudes usuarios, Contraprestaciones, Desempleo, Desempleo de larga duración, Efectos, Estudio cualitativo, Evaluación de servicios, Obligaciones, Prestaciones económicas, Programas de formación, Proyectos piloto, Subsidio de paro, Trabajo, Reino Unido
Actitudes usuarios, Contraprestaciones, Desempleo, Desempleo de larga duración, Efectos, Estudio cualitativo, Evaluación de servicios, Obligaciones, Prestaciones económicas, Programas de formación, Proyectos piloto, Subsidio de paro, Trabajo, Reino Unido
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