TheGermanreforms compared with the French

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Page 1: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

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A c

ompa

rativ

e fra

mew

ork

•Th

e ne

cess

ary

in-d

epth

dia

logu

e fo

r tra

nsla

ting

the

‘un-

trans

lata

ble’

•S

ocie

tal c

oher

ence

s an

d hi

stor

y m

atte

r•

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t sco

pe fo

r the

obj

ect o

f com

paris

on?

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ctiv

atio

n of

soc

ial p

rote

ctio

n” a

s a

tool

, no

t em

ploy

men

t pol

icie

s al

one

Page 3: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

Act

ivat

ion

ofso

cial

pro

tect

ion

•A

ctiv

atio

n of

syst

ems,

not

only

ofpe

ople

•A

ctiv

atio

n of

fund

ing

mec

hani

sms:

the

role

ofso

cial

con

tribu

tions

, lab

our c

osts

, ful

l em

ploy

men

t•

Act

ivat

ion

and

right

sof

insu

ranc

e, o

fsoc

ial

citiz

ensh

ip

Page 4: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

Ger

man

refo

rms:

see

nfro

ma

prov

ocat

ive/

Fren

ch a

ngle

: ke

ydi

ffere

nces

atfir

stsi

ght

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onsi

sten

cyin

impl

emen

tatio

n an

d m

otto

(för

dern

und

ford

ern)

; the

role

of k

ey “p

rinci

ples

”•

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so

few

“em

ploy

men

t pro

gram

mes

” pro

per:

why

cu

rse

the

ABM

? [a

s ag

ains

t ‘ei

nE

uro

jobs

’]•

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nnes

s: B

AA

sca

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; out

puts

: mon

itorin

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umbe

r of

peop

le in

PS

As;

incr

ease

of u

nem

ploy

men

t fig

ures

; op

enne

ss in

the

run-

up to

ALG

II; «

able

-to-w

ork/

not

able

»•

Sim

plifi

catio

n (n

ot to

Dan

ish

exte

nt: t

wo-

stop

s/on

e st

op)

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porti

ng a

n el

emen

t of B

ever

idgi

sm: r

evol

utio

n?•

Gov

erna

nce/

Fund

ing:

Stic

king

to th

e ol

d pr

inci

ple

of

parit

y fo

r fun

ding

/aut

onom

y of

soc

ial p

artn

ers

[äqu

ival

enz]

Page 5: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

Ger

man

yin

the

Fren

ch m

irror

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•R

efor

ms

anno

unce

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dno

tim

plem

ente

d•

Polit

ical

com

mun

icat

ion

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efor

ms

deci

ded

and

canc

elle

d•

Plus

ça

chan

ge, p

lus

c’es

t la

mêm

e ch

ose

(con

tinui

ty)

•So

me

refo

rms

are

cons

iste

nt

(fund

ing;

pen

sion

s)•

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adva

ntag

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bein

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ised

: Rep

ublic

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verid

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for

gran

ted

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empl

oym

ent

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ders

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nova

tion

desp

ite

•C

onsi

sten

t ref

orm

ing

but n

otso

cons

iste

nt?

[soc

ial

partn

ers/

com

mun

es]

•Th

ele

gacy

ofB

ism

arck

?

Page 6: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

Fran

ce :

inst

itutio

ns e

t rés

eaux

sign

ifica

tifs

M

arch

é du

tra

vail

ordi

naire

IN

SER

TIO

N

SOC

IALE

ET

PRO

FESS

ION

NEL

LE

Sécu

rité

soci

ale

Vale

urs/

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it à

l’ins

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etc

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s et

d’in

serti

on

Solid

arité

et

aid

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cial

e

Page 7: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

Act

ivat

ion:

from

prog

ram

mes

to

the

polit

ical

notio

n�

The

Sw

edis

h le

gacy

: th

e 50

s: la

bour

mar

ket p

ol.

�P

rogr

amm

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cros

s E

urop

e an

d th

e U

SA

: fro

m

the

late

70s

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serti

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ranc

e)•

‘wor

kfar

e’ (U

SA

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The

‘New

Dea

l’ in

the

UK

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ktiv

erin

g’ (D

enm

ark;

late

r: S

wed

en)

�‘A

ctiv

atio

n’ in

toda

y’s

polit

ical

dis

cour

se (E

U,

OE

CD

)

Page 8: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

Act

ivat

ion:

the

conc

ept

•En

hanc

ing,

Intro

duci

ngsy

stem

atic

links

betw

een

•so

cial

pro

tect

ion

and

•em

ploy

men

t(la

bour

forc

e pa

rtici

patio

n)•

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fare

-to-w

ork

or w

orkf

are

(in th

ese

nse

of ‘a

ctiv

atin

g’

the

unem

ploy

ed, t

hepo

or) i

son

lyon

e (A

nglo

-Sax

on)

elem

ento

f the

wid

erpi

ctur

e•

Pote

ntia

llyal

l are

as o

f soc

ial p

rote

ctio

n ar

e co

ncer

ned

(pen

sion

s, a

ssis

tanc

e, e

duca

tion,

labo

ur m

arke

tpr

ogra

mm

es, t

rain

ing…

)•

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atin

gth

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divi

dual

s�

Act

ivat

ing

the

syst

ems

Page 9: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

Two

idea

l-typ

es

Page 10: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

Act

ivat

ion

of s

ocia

l pro

tect

ion:

two

Bev

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ram

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ntiv

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rem

ploy

men

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lutio

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Bal

ance

indi

vidu

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soci

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t ra

te b

enef

its)

The

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l

Page 11: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

Idea

l-typ

esan

dre

al c

ount

ries

(1)

•Th

ecl

oses

tto

the

‘liber

al’:

the

UK

•M

assi

ve p

robl

emof

ass

ista

nce

(wor

kles

snes

s/di

sabi

lity

bene

fits)

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e‘m

akin

gw

ork

pay’

pol

icy:

Shi

fting

to

gene

ralis

edta

x-cr

edits

(ince

ntiv

es)

•‘A

ctiv

atin

g’ th

eun

empl

oyed

and

the

assi

sted

: en

hanc

ing

serv

ices

and

sanc

tions

•O

utco

mes

: Ina

ctiv

ity?

still

to b

eas

sess

ed+

incr

easi

ngin

equa

lity

+ ta

rget

ing

pove

rty

Page 12: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

Idea

l-typ

esan

dre

al c

ount

ries

(2)

•Th

ecl

oses

tto

the

univ

ersa

listic

: Den

mar

k•

1994

-199

8: u

nive

rsal

activ

atio

n fo

r all

insu

red

and

assi

sted

unem

ploy

ed: h

igh

qual

itytra

inin

g•

Hig

hso

cial

isat

ion

of ri

sks/

Hig

hfle

xibi

lity

of th

ela

bour

mar

ket

•O

utco

mes

: equ

ality

mai

ntai

ned

+qua

si-fu

ll em

ploy

men

t•

But:

the

‘mar

gina

lised

’ peo

ple

Page 13: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

FRA

NC

E

•A

s a

‘con

tinen

tal’

coun

try•

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ybrid

betw

een

Bev

erid

gism

and

Bis

mar

ckis

m: h

isto

rical

lega

cies

are

mix

ed

and

mig

htex

plai

nth

ecu

rrent

proc

ess

of

refo

rm

Page 14: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

Fran

ce a

ndth

eco

ntin

enta

l co

untri

es•

Ther

eis

no th

ird‘a

ctiv

atio

n’ m

odel

yet

=>

hete

roge

neity

: Ita

ly, F

ranc

e, G

erm

any.

.•

The

Fren

ch c

ase :

a m

ixof

bot

hac

tivat

ion

type

so

exte

nsiv

e jo

b cr

eatio

npr

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mm

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ndso

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rtion

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refo

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g th

efu

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gof

soc

ial p

rote

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n (e

mpl

oyer

s’ s

ocia

l con

tribu

tions

=>

taxe

s)o

‘Out

com

es’:

pers

iste

nt u

nem

ploy

men

t/s

egm

enta

tion

of th

ela

bour

mar

ket(

two-

tier)

Page 15: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

Fran

ce: a

mor

e de

taile

dpi

ctur

e(1

)•

A th

ree-

tier‘

inco

me

repl

acem

ent’

syst

em

(insu

ranc

e+ tw

oas

sist

ance

ben

efits

, cf.

Ger

man

y)•

A pe

culia

rity:

fam

ilial

ism

•M

inim

um in

com

ebe

nefit

s: th

ree

gene

ratio

ns•

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inse

rtion

ratio

nale

from

1975

(dis

able

d, th

eyo

ung,

the

hard

-to-p

lace

, the

‘exc

lude

d’ (n

ot

‘mar

gina

lized

’)•

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oym

entp

rogr

amm

es: t

heC

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as

a sy

mbo

l•

‘Eva

luat

ion’

(?)

Page 16: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

O

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mor

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taile

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the

fund

ing

of s

ocia

l pro

tect

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tran

sfer

from

soci

al c

ontri

butio

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ploy

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soci

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raps

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mpl

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alua

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(?)

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421

481

+ 16

7 St

ages

de

form

atio

n 57

300

+ 24

321

0- 9

08

Popu

latio

n po

tent

ielle

men

t ac

tive

(7+6

+5)

21 8

1626

127

+ 4

311

27 6

59+

1 52

3

9 To

tal d

es b

énéf

icia

ires d

es

polit

ique

s de

l’em

ploi

et

chôm

eurs

(2+4

+6+7

)

696

5 80

2+

5 10

64

953

- 849

Sour

ce: M

inis

tère

du

trava

il (D

AR

ES, 2

003)

Page 22: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

Tab

le 1

b –

Act

ivity

and

em

ploy

men

t reg

imes

(199

9) (%

)Pa

ys

Ital

ySp

ain

Fran

ceU

K D

enm

ark

Glo

bal

labo

ur

mar

ket

parti

cipa

tion

rate

1

60.2

62.7

68

.4

76.3

81.

1

Fem

ale

empl

oym

ent

rate

, (fu

ll-tim

e eq

uiva

lent

)2

33.3

32.5

45

.3

45.1

58.

6

You

ng

peop

le

empl

oym

ent

rate

(15-

24)

25.5

33.9

20

.8

60.8

66.

0

Seni

or

peop

le

empl

oym

ent

rate

(55

-64)

27.5

34.9

34

.2

49.4

54.

2

Sour

ces :

OEC

D (E

mpl

oym

ent O

utlo

ok, 2

000)

; Em

ploy

men

t in

Euro

pe, E

U, 2

000.

© C

entr

e d’

étud

es d

e l’e

mpl

oi

– J C

Bar

bier

.

1 Cal

cula

ted

on th

e ba

sis o

f wor

king

age

pop

ulat

ion:

15-

64 y

ears

(Eur

opea

n U

nion

) 2 C

alcu

late

d on

the

basi

s of w

orki

ng a

ge p

opul

atio

n: 1

5-64

yea

rs (E

urop

ean

Uni

on)

Page 23: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

Em

ploy

men

tpol

icy

•«

Pol

itiqu

e de

l’em

ploi

»•

Onl

yre

lativ

ely

auto

nom

ous

polic

yar

ea in

th

e80

s•

The

youn

gun

empl

oyed

•A

ccom

pany

ing

«re

stru

ctur

atio

ns»

•La

rge

scal

epr

ogra

mm

es o

f tem

pora

ryjo

bs in

the

non-

prof

it/pu

blic

sec

tor

•Ta

rget

edsu

bsid

ies

and

soci

al

cont

ribut

ions

Page 24: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

Em

ploy

men

tpol

icy

and

the

NA

PE

•Th

eN

AP

E e

xcee

dsem

ploy

men

tpol

icy:

ed

ucat

ion,

rela

tion

with

soci

al p

rote

ctio

n,

etc.

.•

(one

of t

heE

ES

‘effe

cts’

): no

suc

hdo

cum

ent e

xist

ed

Page 25: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

IV-P

ES

and

netw

orks

Act

ors

•E

mpl

oym

entp

olic

yac

tors

: an

outli

ne•

The

‘PE

S s

yste

m’ r

athe

rtha

nth

eP

ES

: A

NP

E; U

NE

DIC

; ot

hers

•N

ew p

ublic

man

agem

ent?

•O

ut-c

ontra

ctin

g•

Act

ors

plur

alis

m(a

ll le

vels

) /

diffi

cult/

abse

nt c

oord

inat

ion

Page 26: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

T

able

2 –

Per

form

ance

con

trac

ts -

Obj

ectiv

es a

nd O

utco

mes

– 1

990-

2003

Pe

rfor

man

ce

cont

ract

s K

ey O

vera

ll O

bjec

tives

In

dica

tors

K

ey T

arge

ts

Key

Ta

rget

s ac

hiev

ed/o

utco

mes

C

olle

ct m

ore

vaca

ncie

s/

incr

ease

suc

cess

rate

s of

pl

acem

ents

Mat

chin

g va

canc

ies

and

cand

idat

es

Vac

anci

es

colle

cted

Incr

ease

su

cces

s ra

te

of

plac

emen

ts

Incr

ease

sh

are

mor

e th

an

job

crea

tion

‘Mar

ket

shar

e’:

22,4

%

‘ope

ratio

nal

time’

de

vote

d to

em

ploy

ers:

35%

Enha

nce

serv

ices

for t

he

unem

ploy

ed

Reo

rgan

ise

serv

ice

area

s Fo

cus

thos

e w

ith

mor

e th

an

6 m

onth

s/on

e ye

ar

regi

stra

tion

Reg

istra

tion

time

decr

ease

1st

cont

ract

(1

990-

93)

Mod

erni

se m

anag

emen

t an

d or

gani

satio

n In

tern

al

deve

lopm

ent p

lan

‘déc

once

ntra

tion’

fo

r fun

ding

70

%

of

units

ar

e m

oder

nise

d

JC-B

arbi

er

CN

RS/

CEE

Page 27: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

Tabl

e 2

( fol

low

ing)

Pe

rfor

man

ce

cont

ract

s K

ey O

vera

ll O

bjec

tives

In

dica

tors

K

ey

Targ

ets

Key

Ta

rget

s ac

hiev

ed/o

utco

mes

2nd

co

ntra

ct

(199

4-98

) In

crea

se A

NPE

’s ‘

mar

ket

shar

e’

for

vaca

ncie

s;

AN

PE

sing

le

corr

espo

nden

t fo

r em

ploy

ers

subs

idie

s:

focu

ssin

g on

firm

s

C

olle

ct

1,5-

2 m

illio

n (1

994-

95)

vaca

ncie

s In

crea

se

mar

ket

shar

e to

40

%

achi

eved

40

%

:ach

ieve

d in

19

96

Enha

nce

serv

ice

for

the

unem

ploy

ed,

espe

cial

ly

the

very

LT

U

(ove

r 2

year

s)

Dec

reas

e th

e sh

are

of L

TU b

y on

e po

int

% p

er y

ear

(94-

98)

[12%

-199

3]

100%

of

the

youn

g tre

ated

by

6 m

onth

s

Not

ach

ieve

d: s

hare

su

perio

r to

15%

and

re

achi

ng

17.6

%

in

1998

Dev

elop

par

tner

ship

with

A

FPA

, m

issi

ons

loca

les,

PAIO

, A

gefip

h an

d A

SSED

ICs

Co-

oper

atio

n w

ith A

SSED

ICs

R

egis

tratio

n of

th

e un

empl

oyed

tra

nsfe

rred

ov

er

to

ASS

EDIC

s

Mod

erni

se

man

agem

ent

and

orga

nisa

tion

‘déc

once

ntra

tion’

Acr

oss t

he b

oard

‘d

écon

cent

ratio

n’

New

ta

ilore

d se

rvic

es i

n 25

0 lo

cal

units

(199

8)

JC

-Bar

bier

C

NR

S/C

EE

Page 28: TheGermanreforms compared with the French

Tabl

e 2

( fol

low

ing)

Pe

rfor

man

ce

cont

ract

s K

ey O

vera

ll O

bjec

tives

In

dica

tors

K

ey T

arge

ts

Key

Ta

rget

s ac

hiev

ed/o

utco

mes

[s

ee n

ote]

B

ette

r se

rvic

es

for

the

unem

ploy

ed;

AN

PE

a si

ngle

co

rres

pond

ent

(‘in

terl

ocut

eur

uniq

ue’);

‘N

ew S

tart’

pro

gram

me

(cf E

ES –

NA

PE)

Figh

ting

soci

al

excl

usio

n In

crea

se

colle

ctio

n of

va

canc

ies o

n th

e m

arke

t

Prev

entin

g an

d de

crea

sing

LTU

‘New

st

art’

for

LTU

, as

sist

ed

pers

ons

and

youn

g pe

ople

: 2.

5 m

illio

n in

19

98

6.1

mill

ion

indi

vidu

al

plan

s (P

APs

) +

2 m

illio

n en

hanc

ed

serv

ice

plan

s (J

uly

2001

- D

ec 2

002)

3

mill

ion

vaca

ncie

s:

‘mar

ket s

hare

’ sta

ble

Dev

elop

par

tner

ship

and

‘lo

cal

cohe

renc

e’

of

serv

ice

deliv

ery

(‘co

hére

nce

terr

itori

ale

de l

’offr

e de

ser

vice

s ’);

partn

ersh

ip

AN

PE-

AFP

A

‘terr

itoria

lisat

ion’

Qua

ntita

tive

targ

ets

with

A

FPA

Exte

nsio

n of

di

ffer

ent

leve

ls

of

partn

ersh

ips

Mod

erni

se

man

agem

ent

and

orga

nisa

tion

Incr

ease

in

tern

et

and

dist

ance

se

rvic

es

New

dat

a fil

e fo

r th

e un

empl

oyed

20

0 lo

cal

units

wer

e ce

rtifie

d fo

r qu

ality

(2

003)

3rd

cont

ract

(1

999-

2003

)

JC-B

arbi

er

CN

RS/

CEE

. Not

e: th

e fin

al e

valu

atio

n re

port

of th

e 3rd

per

form

ance

con

tract

is o

nly

due

in 2

004