The second discussion paper, written by the Health and Care team at the European Centre, starts with a portrayal of key challenges connected to changes in the demand and supply of long-term care (LTC). In particular, the authors highlight changes in the quantity and quality of care needs, shortages in the LTC workforce as well as unfavourable working conditions in the sector, and challenges associated with informal caregiving.

In this article, we analyse existing policies and support measures for young carers in Austria by contrasting these measures with young people’s lived experiences.

The paper suggests the establishment of an Integrated Case Management model in Uzbekistan, initially focusing on persons with disability, including a pilot implementation in Tashkent.

This first discussion paper, written by the Employment and Labour Mobility Team of the European Centre, presents an overview of the state of research and policy analysis pertaining to the developments and prospects in the world of work and draws parallels with the European Centre’s contributions.

This report presents the findings of the project "Driver Survey - Working conditions and collective action in the platform-mediated, ride-hailing sector and beyond" which aimed at collecting new data on taxi drivers in three large Austrian cities (Vienna, Graz, Salzburg) via an online survey and to compare the results with the experience of platform workers in other sectors in Austria.