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Role of NGOs in the implementation of active labour market policies

2012

PurposeThis is a mixed method comparative case study. The aim of this paper is to find the role played by non‐governmental organizations (NGOs) in the implementation of the active labour market policies (ALMPs) of Finland and Sweden, and also the relationship that the NGOs have with the government of the two countries.Design/methodology/approachTwo NGOs were selected in Finland and one NGO was selected in Sweden for the data collection. The two selected NGOs in Finland were Jyväskylän Katulähetys in the City of Jyväskylä and Pirkanmaan Sininauha in the City of Tampere. Meanwhile, the one selected NGO in Sweden was Stockholms Stadsmission in the City of Stockholm. Primary data were collected…

Economic growthGovernmentActive labour market policiesData collectionbusiness.industrymedia_common.quotation_subjectComparative caseUnemploymentLong term unemploymentThe InternetBusinessmedia_commonInternational Journal of Leadership in Public Services
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NGOs and the implementation of active labour market policies : the case of Finland and Sweden

2012

Swedentyöllistäminenthird sectortyövoimapolitiikkalong-term unemploymenttyöllisyyspolitiikkanon-governmental organizations (NGOs)työttömyysactive labour market policiesRuotsityömarkkina-asemakolmas sektoriSuomipitkäaikaistyöttömätpitkäaikaistyöttömyysFinlandkansalaisjärjestöt
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Negative emotional consequences of labour market activation policies for long-term unemployed young adults in Finland

2021

PurposeThis article deals with the negative emotional consequences of active labour market policies (ALMPs) for long-term unemployed young adults in Finland. Although such policies may have positive effects, an exploration of their negative impacts reveals their problematic side effects. We explore various aspects of ALMP interventions that prevent individuals from gaining such positive outcomes and thus reduce their motivation to invest in the policies.Design/methodology/approachDrawing on the affect theory of social exchange, we understand that individuals seek positive rewards from social interactions. Our data is taken from life course interviews with unemployed people aged 20–31 in cen…

unemploymentaffect theory of social exchangeAffect theorySociology and Political Sciencemedia_common.quotation_subjectControl (management)Psychological interventiontyöttömättyömarkkinapolitiikkaemotionsactive labour market policiesActive labour market policieshenkinen hyvinvointinuorettunteettyöelämäYoung adultpitkäaikaistyöttömyysmedia_commonnuoret aikuisetyouthtyöllistyminensyrjäytyminentyöttömyysSocial exchange theorykokemuksetUnemploymentpitkäaikaistyöttömätLife course approachDemographic economicsBusinessGeneral Economics Econometrics and FinanceInternational Journal of Sociology and Social Policy
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