The project Working, Yet Poor (WorkYP) is focused on the increasing social trend of working people at risk or below the poverty line. The overall purpose is to effectively prevent the risk of social dumping, reduce economic shocks, and grant EU citizens, mostly those who do not circulate, regaining confidence in public governance and substantiating their citizenry’s status.
The WorkYP Consortium is composed by 11 partners, of which 8 Universities and3 Social Rights Institutions
Papers by our researchers, video-reportages, press articles and a reading room with reports, statistics and articles for a better understanding of in-work poverty
Project meetings, national and international conferences on in-work poverty promoted and organized by WorkYP consortium
This open access book explores the EU regulatory framework to measure in-work poverty and...
“In-Work Poverty in Europe: Vulnerable and Under-Represented Persons in a Comparative Perspective” thoroughly analyses...
219 participants (94 in person and 125 online) joined us at our Final Conference...
Luca Ratti, project coordinator, presents the aims and scope of the Working yet poor project funded by the European Union in the Horizon2020 framework.
