INSTITUTIONAL AND FINANCIAL FRAMEWORK FOR JOB ROTATION IN NINE EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
Guardado en:
SCHOMANN, K., ET AL., INSTITUTIONAL AND FINANCIAL FRAMEWORK FOR JOB ROTATION IN NINE EUROPEAN COUNTRIES. BERLIN, SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH CENTER BERLIN, 1998, 61 p.
Ref.
81676
Localización:
SIIS 81.41.92
Palabras clave:
Alternativas, Características sistema, Desempleo, Estudio comparativo, Evaluación de servicios, Formación profesional, Mercado de trabajo, Política activa empleo, Política de empleo, Programas de inserción, Promoción de empleo, Trabajo, Europa
Alternativas, Características sistema, Desempleo, Estudio comparativo, Evaluación de servicios, Formación profesional, Mercado de trabajo, Política activa empleo, Política de empleo, Programas de inserción, Promoción de empleo, Trabajo, Europa
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