Studia je rozdelena na niekoľko casti. V prvej casti predstavime zakladne koncepty a teoretický ramec zdravotneho znevýhodnenia. V druhej casti sa venujeme koncepcnemu ukotveniu osob so zdravotným postihnutim v slovenských zakonoch, najma z pohľadu definicie osoby so zdravotným postihnutim a pribuzných kategorii. V tretej casti sme pripravili prehľad doterajsich výskumných zisteni o postaveni OZZ na slovenskom trhu prace s ohľadom na specificke skupiny, ktore celia kumulativnym znevýhodneniam. V stvrtej casti su zmapovane doterajsie kvantitativne data o zdravotne znevýhodnených na Slovensku, pricom taketo zmapovanie nam umožni zistiť medzery v datach o tejto skupine na Slovensku. V piatej casti sa venujeme kategorizacii a analýze sucasných nastrojov na pracovno-pravnu ochranu OZZ a ich integraciu na trhu prace, a to predovsetkým aktivnych politik trhu prace, ale aj ďalsich (vratane makkých) opatreni. Siesta casť sumarizuje zakladne zistenia zo sekundarnych dat a služi ako podklad pre empiricku analýzu uskutocnených rozhovorov výskumným timom. Siedma casť popisuje metodologiu empirickeho výskumu a osma casť prezentuje analýzu týchto rozhovorov zameranu na sucasnu implementacnu prax pracovnej integracie OZZ. Deviata casť je zamerana na pripadove studie Romov a Romky so zdravotným obmedzenim a na ľudi bez domova so zdravotným obmedzenim. Desiata casť sumarizuje hlavne zistenia a zavery, ktore su v jedenastej casti porovnane so zisteniami a dobrou praxou v Norsku. Zaverecna dvanasta casť studie formuluje odporucania pre tvorbu politik a implementacnu prax pracovnej integracie OZZ.
This report provides an overview of policies and experiences with return to work (RTW) in Slovakia within the project Negotiating Return to Work in the Age of Demographic Change through Industrial Relations (REWIR). The focus of this national case study is on exploring the role that national-level and company-level industrial relations play in efforts for the work retention and integration of workers into the labour market after experience of chronic disease.
This report was elaborated within the project “Mapping Studies of Trade Unions and Professional Associations as Civil Society Actors Working on the Issues of Labour Rights and Social Dialogue in six Eastern Partnership Countries” funded by the European Union’s “Eastern Partnership Civil Society Facility – Regional Actions” Project and implemented by the Central European Labour Studies Institute (CELSI).
SEMRU, at NUI Galway, carried out a survey of domestic residents in Ireland in 2019 as part of the Marine Institute’s funded project “Valuing and understanding the dynamics of Ireland’s Ocean Economy” (PBA/SE/16/01). The purpose of the household survey was to profile the domestic market for single day trips (leisure) and overnight trips (tourism) for coastal and marine related activities in Ireland. The results of the survey are also used to estimate what proportion of an Irish resident’s total domestic tourism expenditure is in coastal areas (coastal tourism) and what proportion is spent on undertaking marine related activities (marine tourism). The survey complements SEMRU’s overseas marine tourism report published in 2019, where the demand for the same activities as analysed here was also examined amongst overseas visitors to Ireland.
The aim of this report is to review the Slovak national research infrastructure roadmap in the context of the focus of the InGRID project on vulnerable groups and their working conditions. We review the literature dealing with data and research infrastructures in Slovakia and present the results of an expert survey and expert interviews.
