Effectiveness of active labour market tools in conditional cash transfers programmes: evidence for Argentina

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Main Authors: Elva López Mourelo, Verónica Escudero
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Published: International Labour Organization 2016
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Verónica Escudero
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Verónica Escudero
Elva López Mourelo
Verónica Escudero
contents Effectiveness of active labour market tools in conditional cash transfers programmes: evidence for Argentina Elva López Mourelo Verónica Escudero This paper examines the impact of a programme implemented in Argentina to provide support in skills upgrading, vocational training, job-seeking and job placement to those eligible beneficiaries of the large conditional cash transfer programme Plan Jefes. Using data from the Permanent Household Survey, this article assesses the short-term effects of the programme on a number of labour market indicators. Through non-experimental methods, this paper finds that the intervention, at least in the short-run, is associated with a decrease in the probability of having an informal job and with higher hourly wages. The findings also suggest that the programme is associated with a lower probability of working an excessive number of hours and being underemployed. Research Department working paper (International Labour Organization), no. 11, ILO publication.encyclopediaEntry
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spellingShingle Effectiveness of active labour market tools in conditional cash transfers programmes: evidence for Argentina
Elva López Mourelo
Verónica Escudero
Effectiveness of active labour market tools in conditional cash transfers programmes: evidence for Argentina Elva López Mourelo Verónica Escudero This paper examines the impact of a programme implemented in Argentina to provide support in skills upgrading, vocational training, job-seeking and job placement to those eligible beneficiaries of the large conditional cash transfer programme Plan Jefes. Using data from the Permanent Household Survey, this article assesses the short-term effects of the programme on a number of labour market indicators. Through non-experimental methods, this paper finds that the intervention, at least in the short-run, is associated with a decrease in the probability of having an informal job and with higher hourly wages. The findings also suggest that the programme is associated with a lower probability of working an excessive number of hours and being underemployed. Research Department working paper (International Labour Organization), no. 11, ILO publication.encyclopediaEntry
title Effectiveness of active labour market tools in conditional cash transfers programmes: evidence for Argentina
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