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The Competitive Market for Employment Services in the Netherlands
2003
Overview
OECD countries are increasingly interested in structuring government organisation and the financing of job brokerage and employment reintegration services to use market forces. In the Netherlands, the introduction of market mechanisms has been part of a search for a more coherent benefits and activation system. The former Public Employment Service has been split up into a basic employment service provider (Centre for Work and Income) which remains public, and a privatised reintegration services company, which competes with other commercial entities for contracts to promote return to work. Since a large number of municipalities are looking to buy employment services for their social assistance clients in the Netherlands, a quasi-market for reintegration services has emerged, with many purchasers and providers. However, the purchasers use a variety of tendering methods and parts of the market suffer from a lack of transparency. Following the outcome of a tender round held in 2000, in 2001 ... Les pays de l'OCDE s'intéressent de plus en plus à des structures d'organisation gouvernementale et de financement des services de placement et de réintégration faisant appel à des mécanismes concurrentiels. Aux Pays-Bas, l'introduction de mécanismes de marché a fait partie de la recherche d'un système plus cohérent de prestations et d'activation. L'ancien Service public de l'emploi s'est scindé en deux parties constituées d'une part d'un fournisseur de services d'emploi de base (Centre pour le travail et le revenu) qui reste public et d'autre part d'une société privée de services de réintégration, en concurrence avec d'autres organismes commerciaux pour des contrats d'aide au retour à l'emploi. Étant donné qu'un grand nombre de municipalités au Pays-Bas cherchent à acheter des services pour leur bénéficiaires d'aide sociale, un quasi-marché de services de réintégration s'est développé, avec de nombreux acheteurs et fournisseurs. Toutefois, les acheteurs utilisent une large gamme ...
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
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