Transition to formality programme (KIGEP): business and employee survey results

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Auteurs principaux: Fuat Oğuz (Author), Metin Toprak (Author)
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Publié: International Labour Organization 2023
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Metin Toprak (Author)
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Metin Toprak (Author)
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Metin Toprak (Author)
contents Transition to formality programme (KIGEP): business and employee survey results Fuat Oğuz (Author) Metin Toprak (Author) The purpose of this study was to collect the thoughts and perceptions of KIGEP beneficiary employers as <br>well as Turkish and Syrian employees about the KIGEP Program, between February 2020 to July 2021. 60 <br>percent of the enterprises benefiting from KIGEP are in the textile and apparel industry. The remaining <br>businesses are scattered across other sectors壷 鶴鶴 percent of surveyed businesses are small businesses潰 <br>31 percent of enterprises are medium enterprises, and 22 percent are micro-enterprises. The number of <br>large-scale enterprises benefiting from the support (3 percent) is quite low. ILO publication.report
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spellingShingle Transition to formality programme (KIGEP): business and employee survey results
Fuat Oğuz (Author)
Metin Toprak (Author)
Transition to formality programme (KIGEP): business and employee survey results Fuat Oğuz (Author) Metin Toprak (Author) The purpose of this study was to collect the thoughts and perceptions of KIGEP beneficiary employers as <br>well as Turkish and Syrian employees about the KIGEP Program, between February 2020 to July 2021. 60 <br>percent of the enterprises benefiting from KIGEP are in the textile and apparel industry. The remaining <br>businesses are scattered across other sectors壷 鶴鶴 percent of surveyed businesses are small businesses潰 <br>31 percent of enterprises are medium enterprises, and 22 percent are micro-enterprises. The number of <br>large-scale enterprises benefiting from the support (3 percent) is quite low. ILO publication.report
title Transition to formality programme (KIGEP): business and employee survey results
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/report/Transition-to-formality-programme-KIGEP-business/995321004002676