Mutual Information System on Social Protection of the Council of Europe , MISSCEO
Datasets, Indicators and statistics
Working conditions | Vulnerability | Social policy+ 1 Policy data National level 2004 | 2005 | 2006+ 14 Albania | Armenia | Bosnia & Herzegovina+ 8
The Mutual Information System on Social Protection of the Council of Europe (MISSCEO) aims to promote the exchange of information on social protection in the member states of the Council of Europe (which are European countries that are not members of the European Union (EU) or th...
Mutual Information System on Social Protection, MISSOC
Datasets, Indicators and statistics
Working conditions | Vulnerability | Poverty Textual data | Policy data National level 2004 | 2005 | 2006+ 15 Austria | Belgium | Bulgaria+ 27
The EU's Mutual Information System on Social Protection (MISSOC) provides detailed, comparable and regularly updated information about national social protection systems in English, French and German.
MISSOC publishes twice a year (January and July) updated information on the so...
Multilinks Database
Datasets
Working conditions | Vulnerability | Labour policy+ 1 Policy data | Textual data | Tabular data National level 2004 | 2009 EU27 | Other | Austria+ 28
The Multilinks Database on Intergenerational Policy Indicators is a database from The Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin. The database provides over 70 indicators on social policy rights, legal obligations to support, and care service usage. It offers a structured overview of access to...
ILO EPLex Employment Protection Legislation database
Datasets, Indicators and statistics
Working conditions | Vulnerability Textual data National level 2009 | 2010 | 2011+ 18 Austria | Belgium | Bulgaria+ 28
EPLex provides information on all the key topics that are regularly examined in national and comparative studies on employment termination legislation. The information is broken down to cover more than 50 variables, and will be updated annually to facilitate analysis of impacts a...
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