Do labour market institutions matter in transition economies?: An analysis of labour market flexibility in the late nineties

Sandrine Cazes

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Do labour market institutions matter in transition economies?: An analysis of labour market flexibility in the late nineties

Sandrine Cazes

Discussion papers (International Institute for Labour Studies), DP/140/2002, ILO

2002

Abstract

labour market

labour flexibility

labour policy

legal aspect

employment security

unemployment benefit

wage determination

collective bargaining

trade union role

trade unionization

income tax

unemployment

employment

labour force participation

statistical table

CIS countries

Eastern Europe

OECD countries

Compares labour market institutions in eight transition countries and 19 OECD countries, highlighting the role of employment protection legislation. Examines the impact of these institutions on labour market outcomes.

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Title: Do labour market institutions matter in transition economies?; An analysis of labour market flexibility in the late nineties
Creators: Sandrine Cazes
Contributors: International Institute for Labour Studies. Decent Work Research Programme
Publisher: ILO; Geneva
Date published: 2002
Series: Discussion papers (International Institute for Labour Studies); DP/140/2002
Number of pages: 28 p.
Language: English
Asset Type: working paper
Record Identifier: 995341068702676