search HOME COMPANIES APPLICANTS TRAINING ENGAGEMENT ABOUT US EVENTS PRESS CONTACT Temporary work - a bridge into the labor market? Healthcare Perspectives Family- friendly working hours Diversity and Equal Opportunities Mental health Transition management Future prospects Graceful Temporary work - a bridge into the labor market? More and more people are finding employment in temporary work. In June 2004 the Federal Employment Agency counted around 79,200 temporary workers in North Rhine-Westphalia, in June 2010 it was already 149,400. Interrupted by the financial and economic crisis, the number of temporary workers is increasing continuously. There is much and controversial discussion in politics, business and society as to whether temporary work is actually the bridge to the labor market. The employment of previously unemployed people is often seen as an indication of the bridging function. The Federal Employment Agency puts this proportion at around 60%. The open question is which factors promote the bonding and bridging effect - understood as employment outside of temporary work - and which measures can be used to increase it in a targeted manner. For this purpose, surveys of temporary workers, former employees, temporary employment agencies and interviews with works councils and customers are carried out. From this, action strategies and measures are to be developed and implemented that are intended to improve employment opportunities outside of temporary work. These can be information for personnel management or qualifications for temporary workers. Recommendations for labor market policy are derived from the results of the project. The sponsor of the project is the Soziale Innovation GmbH . Further cooperation partners are the associations BAP, iGZ, DGB NRW, the Hamm employment agency, the job centers Bielefeld, Dortmund, Duisburg, START and other temporary employment companies. The project is funded by the State of North Rhine-Westphalia (Ministry for Labor, Integration and Social Affairs of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia) and funds from the European Union (European Social Fund). Your contact person: Andrea Stock, Organizational Development / Projects Schifferstraße 166 47059 Duisburg Tel .: 0203 29519-17 Fax: 0203 29519-16 E-Mail: andrea.stock@start-nrw.de additional Information Detailed project description HOME SITEMAP | CONTACT | PRINT | FORWARD | LEFT | DOWNLOADS | IMPRINT |