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Unemployment and Labour Market Support

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Written by Eulalia Claros and Verena Kern

Labour Market Supports are government interventions that provide financial assistance to individuals in difficult labour market circumstances: to compensate them for loss of wage or salary and to support them during job search, or to facilitate early retirement. Long-term unemployed are those who were registered as unemployed throughout the last 12 months.

Unemployment and Labour Market Support

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