Creaming and parking in quasi-marketised welfare-to-work schemes: designed out of or designed in to the UK work programme?
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Carter, E., Whitworth, A., Creaming and parking in quasi-marketised welfare-to-work schemes: designed out of or designed in to the UK work programme?. Journal of Social Policy, vol. 44, n. 2, 2015, p. 277-296.
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499739
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SIIS Archivo R.804
Palabras clave:
Exclusión social, Trabajo, Desempleo, Desempleo de larga duración, Programas de inserción, Política activa empleo, Inclusión laboral, Características usuario, Acceso, Discriminación, Actitudes profesionales, Reino Unido
Exclusión social, Trabajo, Desempleo, Desempleo de larga duración, Programas de inserción, Política activa empleo, Inclusión laboral, Características usuario, Acceso, Discriminación, Actitudes profesionales, Reino Unido
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