Οι Επιπτώσεις της Οικονομικής Κρίσης στην Αγορά Εργασίας των Χωρών υπό το Καθεστώς Δημοσιονομικής Προσαρμογής: Μια Συγκριτική Ανάλυση
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The aim of this article is a comparative analysis of the impact of the financial crisis on the labour market in the so called Memorandum countries (Greece, Portugal, Ireland and Cyprus). This will be sought through the examination of the reforms that have been imposed on structural components of the labour market in these countries in the course of the economic crisis and under bailout agreements with the Troika (EU, ECB, and IMF). The comparative analysis suggests that the measures imposed, in the name of competitiveness and flexibility in the labour market, have contributed to the deregulation of labour relations. The dismantling of the wage determination system, the weakening of the social protection system for the unemployed, the fading of the institution of full-time and stable employment to the benefit of flexible employment forms, the deregulation of employment protection legislation and the decentralization of collective bargaining have all served as the main tools of these interventions.
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Ρομποτή Ε., & Φερώνας Α. (2017). Οι Επιπτώσεις της Οικονομικής Κρίσης στην Αγορά Εργασίας των Χωρών υπό το Καθεστώς Δημοσιονομικής Προσαρμογής: Μια Συγκριτική Ανάλυση. Social Policy, 5, 38–63. https://doi.org/10.12681/sp.10600
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