As countries continue to move towards the provision of community based
support systems, the demand personal and household services (PHS) has
seen an increase. The PERHOUSE Project aims to gather data on the
working conditions of the workers of the sector in the Central and
Eastern European (CEE) countries. The data will help to provide more
information on industrial relations and the challenges of the sector in
12 CEE countries. The resulting national comparative analysis will
promote a potential social dialogue in the PHS sector at European level.
- The 6 National Reports summarise the state of play and the challenges that Personal and household services are facing in Czechia, Estonia, North Macedonia, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia. The reports not only includes the characteristics and regulations of the PRHOUsE services but also the role of the social dialogue in these services, who are they and how the challenges are addressed.
- The complementary Policy Briefs summarise in bullet points the key findings of social dialogue in personal and household services and proveds key solutions and policy implementations.
- Following this national level analysis, the Policy Brief in 12 Countries identifies the strategies of european institutions and stakeholders in strengthening the PHS agenda in the CEE countreis and analyses the barriers encountered at the EU level.
- The EU Stakeholder Views Report collects the key policy implications to strengten the PHS agenda in CEE countries after identifying its characteristics and challenges.
In addition, a summary video accompanies each national report, summarising the content, which you can watch on YouTube via the links below:
- PERHOUSE Social Dialogue in PHS in Central and Eastern European Countries
- Czechia - Social Dialogue in PHS
- Estonia - Social Dialogue in PHS
- North Macedonia - Social Dialogue in PHS
- Poland - Social Diallgue in PHS
- Slovakia - Social Dialogue in PHS
- Slovenia - Social Dialogue in PHS
