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CoLABOR publishes eBook with reflections on the Social Security System

With this ebook, CoLABOR intends to contribute to a demanding reflection on the Social Security welfare system and enrich it with the critical analysis of four former ministers of Labor, Solidarity and Social Security and the current Minister responsible for the portfolio.

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International cooperation at CoLABOR

COLABOR had the pleasure of welcoming Joyup Ahn, Senior Fellow at the Korea Labor Institute (KLI) and member of the Minimum Wage Commission of Korea.

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CoLABOR starts Managender project

CoLABOR will study the obstacles to women's access to leadership positions, a reality with negative impacts on well-being and the economy.

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COLABOR launches Pay Comparison Simulator

With CoLABOR's Salary Comparison you can compare your salary with that of other workers in Portugal (private sector) and see how you rank by age, gender, education and profession.

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COLABOR assesses impact of REPowerEU plans

The Policy Study "How can RepowerEU consolidate Recovery", by Franco Tomassoni and Tiago Santos Pereira, CoLABOR researchers, is part of the Recovery Watch project's series of publications aimed at monitoring the REPowerEU plans and the National Recovery and Resilience Plans of Denmark, Estonia, France, Portugal and Spain regarding energy security and the ecological transition.

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50 YEARS OF APRIL IN NUMBERS

Divided into four main themes - Work, Employment and Income; Social Protection; Population and Demography, Education, Health and Housing - this initiative allows us to portray the processes of social, economic, demographic and institutional change that have taken place in Portugal over the last few decades.

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