ANALITIKA:
Policy memo Analitike ukazuje na aktuelne rasprave i iskustva država Evrope u domenu tržišta rada, s posebnim osvrtom na debatu o fleksibilnosti i sigurnosti, a koje mogu poslužiti za bolje razumijevanje trenutne situacije i pomoći u definiranju pristupa reformama u BiH.
05.08.2015.
ANALITIKA:
This Policy Memo points to the current debates and experiences of other European countries in the domain of labor market, with particular reference to the debate on flexibility and security, which can be used to better understand the current situation and help define the approach to reforms in BiH.
05.08.2015.
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Tržište rada u Bosni i Hercegovini (BiH) suočava se sa velikim izazovima, uključujući kontinuirano visoku nezaposlenost. U fokusu trenutnih prijedloga reformi tržišta rada u BiH i različitih inicijativa i debata o socioekonomskim reformama je fleksibilizacija uvjeta rada, pri čemu se manje pažnje posvećuje drugim važnim mjerama, poput unapređenja politika i institucionalnog okvira za zapošljavanje, sigurnosti radnika u slučaju nezaposlenosti, unapređenja mehanizama kolektivnog pregovaranja ili razvoja programa obuke i obrazovanja.
Policy memo Analitike ukazuje na aktuelne rasprave i iskustva država Evrope u domenu tržišta rada, s posebnim osvrtom na debatu o fleksibilnosti i sigurnosti, a koje mogu poslužiti za bolje razumijevanje trenutne situacije i pomoći u definiranju pristupa reformama u BiH.
Ova publikacija je pripremljena uz pomoć Fonda otvoreno društvo BiH (link is external), u okviru projekta Reforme van konteksta? Komparativna analiza europskih i bh. tržišta rada.
Labor market in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) faces great challenges, including persistent high unemployment. The focus of all current proposals for labor market reforms in BiH as well as different initiatives and debates on socio-economic reforms is flexibilisation of labor conditions, while much less attention is paid to other important measures, including the improvement of public policies and institutional framework for employment, social security for unemployed workers, improvement of mechanisms for collective negotiation mechanisms or development of various training and education programs.
This Policy Memo points to the current debates and experiences of other European countries in the domain of labor market, with particular reference to the debate on flexibility and security, which can be used to better understand the current situation and help define the approach to reforms in BiH.
This publication has been produced with the assistance of the Open Society Fund Bosnia and Herzegovina (link is external), as a result of the project Reforms out of Contexts? Comparative Analysis of European and BiH Labor Markets.
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Centar za društvena istraživanja Analitika je neprofitna nevladina organizacija koja je osnovana u julu 2009. godine i nalazi se u Sarajevu, Bosni i Hercegovini. Misija Analitike je da poboljša proces donošenja javnih politika pomoću društveno relevantnih i visokokvalitetnih istraživanja. U svojim istraživanjima, Analitika stavlja poseban naglasak na primjenu savremenih istraživačkih metoda, analitičke sposobnosti, kompetentnost i iskustvo istraživača, te rigorozne procedure vanjske stručne evaluacije (peer-review) svojih izvještaja. Oblasti naših istraživanja su: vladavina prava, reforma javne uprave sa fokusom na lokalnu upravu, i mediji i komunikacije.
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Center for Social Research Analitika is a non-profit, non-governmental organization established in July 2009, and based in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The mission of Analitika is to enhance the public policy process by conducting socially relevant, high quality research. In its research, the organization places great importance on the application of contemporary research methods, analytical capacities, competence and experience of its researchers, as well as rigorous external peer review procedures for its publications. Analitika's areas of research include rule of law, public administration reform with a focus on local self-government, and media and communication.
Tekst je prvobitno objavljen na ANALITIKA portalu (03.08.2015).
This article was originally published on the ANALITIKA portal (03.08.2015).
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