Crisis económica y condiciones de empleo: diferencias de género y respuesta de las políticas sociales de empleo. Informe SESPAS 2014.

Autores de FISABIO

• Vicenta Escriba Agüir

  Autor

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  Jaime Fons Martinez

  Autor

Grupos de Investigación

• GRUPO 031. ACCIÓN LOCAL Y EQUIDAD EN SALUD (ALES)

  Investigador/a Principal

  Rosana Peiró Pérez

Abstract

The economic crisis has had an impact across the European Union (EU), but has had a devastating impact on the labor market in Spain, which has become the country within the EU-15 with the worst employment indicators. The situation is worse in younger people, half of whom were unemployed in 2012, with a slightly higher rate in men (54.4%) than in women (51.8%). This high unemployment rate will be even more difficult to redress because of the decrease in public spending on active employment per percentage point of unemployment in 2012 compared with 2007. Furthermore, the decrease in spending on passive employment policies will worsen the health of the unemployed population.

Keywords

• Desempleo, Economic recession, Employment status, Estatuto de empleo, Gender, Género, Políticas sociales, Recesión económica, Social welfare, Unemployment