Emma Raucent
Les (potentielles) avancées en droit social européen et belge
OSE Paper Series, Research Paper N° 50, Novembre 2022, 23p.
Working conditions
A contribution from emerging research findings
Hooker J. and Antonucci L.
OSE Paper Series, Opinion Paper No. 28, Brussels: European Social Observatory, 2022, 23 p.
In need of a nuanced debate
Spasova S. and Vanhercke B.
ETUI Policy Brief N° 12/2018, Brussels: European Trade Union Institute, 7 p.
Natali D., Spasova S. and Vanhercke B.
European Social Protection Network (ESPN), Brussels: European Commission, 52 p.
The OSE and the European Trade Union Institute (ETUI) decided to conduct joint research about the significant variations in quality of work and employment (QWE) between clusters of countries, representing the dichotomy between ‘old’ and ‘new’ EU Member States but also the diversity of welfare and employment regimes within the EU. Using the 5th European Working Conditions Survey, indexes of QWE are built around six main dimensions: socio-economic security, training and learning jobs, health and safety, work organisation, working time, rights and equity.