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Social Research and Policy Analysis - Care Worker Conditions

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This subcontract with the International Labour Organization involves a detailed comparative analysis of working conditions and contractual arrangements for care workers employed by prime contractors on ILO projects in Hungary. The selected provider will conduct extensive research into deinstitutionalisation processes and labor conditions, utilizing expertise in social care systems and labor law to produce a comprehensive final report featuring text, tables, and figures. The project is categorized under NAICS code 541720 for sociological research and will be performed entirely within Hungary. The primary objective is to deliver a rigorous policy analysis that evaluates the current state of care worker employment to inform organizational findings and systemic improvements.

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ILO subcontract for sociological research on care worker conditions and contracts in Hungary.

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541720 - Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities

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HUN

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Comparative Analysis of Country Experiences in Contractual Arrangements and Working Conditions for Care Workers in Deinstitutionalisation Processes Please check the tender documentation on how to contact the Buyer

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PostedNov 6

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Performs a comparative analysis of contractual arrangements and working conditions for care workers for prime contractors on International Labour Organization (ILO) projects in Hungary. Conducts research on deinstitutionalisation processes, analyzes labor conditions, and produces findings via text, tables, and figures. Requires expertise in labor law and social care systems. Delivers a final comparative analysis report.

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