Jour Fixe 104 | Gárdos Judit - Hungler Sára - Illéssy Miklós: Labour market policy in an illiberal democracy. COVID-19 in Hungary.

   2022. november 17. - 2022. november 17.

A Társadalomtudományi Kutatóközpont (MTA Kiváló Kutatóhely)

Szociológiai Intézete
tisztelettel meghívja 104. Jour Fixe eseményére

 

Gárdos Judit - Hungler Sára - Illéssy Miklós: Labour market policy in an illiberal democracy. COVID-19 in Hungary.

 

Előadó: Gárdos Judit (TK SZI, KDK), Hungler Sára (TK JTI), Illéssy Miklós (TK SZI) 

Hozzászólók:  Medve-Bálint Gergő (TK PTI); Szikra Dorottya (TK SZI)

Időpont: 2022. november 17.  csütörtök 13:00 

Helyszín: Az eseményt hibrid formában tartjuk meg.

Személyesen: Szociológiai Intézet 1097 Budapest Tóth Kálmán utca 4.;  B.1.15 tárgyaló

Online: Zoom link: 

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84751708587?pwd=QmhOMWZrZXM4dVg3SjZ1M2pqMEphQT09

Meeting ID: 847 5170 8587

Passcode: 467237

 

Absztrakt:

 In our article, combining sociological, legal and political science approaches, we conduct an analysis of survey studies on the reactions of the labour market and its actors to the Covid-19 pandemic and investigate some of the pandemic-related policy measures in Hungary. We study the amount and the context of job losses, the challenges employers and employees had to face, and how the government tried to react to this crisis. The pandemic did not initiate substantial changes either in the form or in the content of policy formation. Although the legislative changes seriously damaged the employees’ individual and collective rights, survey results demonstrate that these did not prove to be overly helpful for the employers either. The Hungarian autocratic regime was not so much interested in effectively tempering the shocking effects of the pandemic, instead, it took advantage of the situation in order to make the country’s political regime even less democratic.

 

Kulcsszavak: labour market, illiberal democracy, Covid-19 pandemic, labour policy