Analysis of trends in prevalence of key types of non-standard work - 250302/7464
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- Oct 5, 2025Expired
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The European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions has entered into an agreement with CENTRE FOR EUROPEAN POLICY STUDIES for the delivery of social research services in Ireland. The contract, valued at 155,725 EUR, has a duration of 13 months and aims to analyze trends in the prevalence of key types of non-standard work across EU Member States since 2010. This involves developing a data-driven typology of compound non-standard employment, examining job creation patterns, assessing the impact on income and social protection, and analyzing job quality and working conditions using microdata from EU-wide surveys. Nine bids were received for this contract.
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- CENTRE FOR EUROPEAN POLICY STUDIESWinner
- 9Number of bids
- €155,725Contract value
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Eurofound is launching this CFT with the objective of securing a research contract to support its ongoing work on new and non-standard forms of employment in the EU. The aim is to develop an updated, data-driven typology of compound non-standard employment—a concept reflecting multiple, overlapping forms of job insecurity—and to analyse its prevalence, evolution, and socio-economic consequences across Member States since 2010. Using microdata from EU-wide surveys (EU-LFS, EU-SILC, SES, EWCS), the contractor will (1) construct a robust typology, (2) examine job creation patterns and structural changes in the labour market, (3) assess the impact of non-standard employment on income, economic vulnerability and access to social protection, and (4) analyse job quality and working conditions. The results will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and better understanding of labour market developments in the post-crisis era across the EU27.
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ef-procurement@eurofound.europa.eu- ResultType
- 79315000Main codeSocial research services