This next working paper examines the intersection of technological change, gender, and care responsibilities in shaping access to job-related training across advanced economies. Prior to the rise of generative AI, automation primarily affected routine-intensive...
This deliverable sets out to analyse the context-specificity of financial support policies for families with children and (out-of-pocket fees for) childcare services, two policy areas that feature prominently in rEUsilience recommendations (Daly et al., 2025). Our...
This European Roadmap highlights key conditions for policy principles developed through the rEUsilience project to be implemented at the EU level. These conditions include: key competences for the EU, funding programmes, monitoring mechanisms, and a sound evidence...
This is a methodological report concerning ‘family dynamics and labour market risks’ for a Pilot Study conducted using The Social Study survey (Belgium) in January and February 2025. Authors: Alžběta Bártová and Wim Van Lancker
How do single mothers fare in a policy context that seeks gender equality through focusing on two-parent families? The ability to combine paid work and family life gender-equally has been a longstanding policy aim in Sweden, which has sought to solve this problem by...
