219 participants (94 in person and 125 online) joined us at our Final Conference in Brussels last January 26. Thank you all for sharing such… Read More »Great success of the Working Yet Poor Final Conference in Brussels last January 26
Our partners Christina Hiessl from KU-Leuven and Bernd Waas from Goethe University of Frankfurt have edited a German-language Special Issue on in-work poverty (“Armut trotz… Read More »Special Issue on in-work poverty of the Journal Sozialer Fortschritt: German Review of Social Policy
Now available on our reading room section the special issue of the Italian peer-reviewed journal ‘Variazioni su temi di diritto del lavoro‘, dedicated to In-work… Read More »Special issue on In-work poverty in Italy of “Variazioni su temi di diritto del lavoro” journal
The International Conference on “In-Work Poverty in Europe” will be held in Brussels on January 26, 2023 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CET in… Read More »Working Yet Poor Final Conference: In-Work Poverty in Europe. Brussels, January 26, 2023
The Conference, that will take place in Sala Armi – Palazzo Malvezzi via Zamboni 22, Bologna, on December 14, 15:00-18:00 CET, aims to promote the debate… Read More »In-work poverty in Italy: problems and perspectives – 2nd National WYP Conference. Bologna, December 14
Our partner Christina Hiessl, from KU Leuven, has coordinated this Special Issue that explores the necessity and availability of income protection measures for the self-employed,… Read More »Special Issue on income support for self-employed workers in the wake of the pandemic
On 4 October 2022, a conference on the new Citizens’ income (Bürgergeld), to be introduced in Germany as of January 2023, was organised by the… Read More »Citizens’ Income in Germany
Luca Ratti, coordinator of the WYP consortium, and Antonio Garcia-Muñoz, from the University of Luxembourg, continue (and conclude) here the conversation which was opened last… Read More »Special Issue on in-work poverty of EU Law Live magazine