Prague Economic Papers 1999, 8(4) | DOI: 10.18267/j.pep.59

Active employment policy: a chance for czech labour market?

Marie Frýdmanová, Eva Zamrazilová

Czech labour market has been getting closer to standard labour market, notable growth of long-term unemployment can therefore be expected in the years to come. The level of long-term unemployment is still much lower in comparison with market economies, so that wide space still exists to stop massive growth of long-term unemployment.
Reviewing the West European experience shows that active employment policies can be quite helpful to cope with the problem of long-term unemployment and its social impacts. National Employment Plan declares more intensive implementation of active employment policy, its financial possibilities being, however, rather limited. Some structural problems of Czech labour market could limit effectiveness of this Plan as well.

Keywords: long-term unemployment, labour market, active employment policy, job creation, job support

Published: January 1, 1999  Show citation

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Frýdmanová, M., & Zamrazilová, E. (1999). Active employment policy: a chance for czech labour market? Prague Economic Papers8(4), . doi: 10.18267/j.pep.59
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