Labour market flexibility and employment security : Poland

Eugeniusz Kwiatkowski · Mieczysław W. Socha · Urszula Sztanderska

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Polish Legal and Social Issues Labor market dynamics and wage inequality Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies

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Examines changes in labour market policy and labour legislation in Poland during the 1990s aimed at giving enterprises more flexibility while ensuring the necessary employment protection for workers. Analyses trends in the labour market and assesses developments in labour legislation and industrial relations institutions. Explores policy measures aimed at employment and income protection and employment promotion.

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