Long term care workforce: Employment and working conditions - Luxembourg

Gaetan de Lanchy; Nathalie Lorentz; Kristell Leduc

Long term care workforce: Employment and working conditions - Luxembourg

Titre traduit de la contribution: La main-d'œuvre des soins de longue durée : Emploi et conditions de travail

Gaetan de Lanchy, Nathalie Lorentz, Kristell Leduc

Living Conditions

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The long-term care (LTC) sector employs a growing share of workers in the EU and is experiencing increasing staff shortages. The LTC workforce is mainly female and a relatively large and increasing proportion is aged 50 years or older. Migrants are often concentrated in certain LTC jobs. This report maps the LTC workforce’s working conditions and the nature of employment and role of collective bargaining in the sector. It also discusses policies to make the sector more attractive, combat undeclared work and improve the situation of a particularly vulnerable group of LTC workers: live-in carers. The report ends with a discussion and policy pointers on addressing expected staff shortages and the challenges around working conditions.

Titre traduit de la contribution	La main-d'œuvre des soins de longue durée : Emploi et conditions de travail
langue originale	Anglais
titre	Long term care workforce: Employment and working conditions
rédacteurs en chef	Eurofound
Lieu de publication	Luxembourg
Editeur	Publications Office of the European Union
ISBN (Electronique)	978-92-897-2127-1
ISBN (imprimé)	978-92-897-2128-8
état	Publié - 14 déc. 2020

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Nom	Ad Hoc Report - Public Services

mots-clés

long term care
working force
employment

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LTC reportVersion finale publiée, 1,71 MB

https://www.eurofound.europa.eu/fr/publications/customised-report/2020/long-term-care-workforce-employment-and-working-conditions

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de Lanchy, G., Lorentz, N., & Leduc, K. (2020). Long term care workforce: Employment and working conditions - Luxembourg. Dans Eurofound (Ed.), Long term care workforce: Employment and working conditions (Ad Hoc Report - Public Services). Publications Office of the European Union. https://www.eurofound.europa.eu/fr/publications/customised-report/2020/long-term-care-workforce-employment-and-working-conditions

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