À l’ombre du monde associatif, l’incertaine professionnalisation des animateurs socioculturels et des formateurs d’adultes (1982-2002)

Lebon, Francis; Lescure, Emmanuel de

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“…From the 1960s onwards, the leisure activities field underwent a process of professionalization that led to the creation of the profession of sociocultural facilitator ( animateur socioculturel ), which is classified among the intermediate occupations. The way in which these sociocultural facilitators work remains strongly influenced by a gift culture and commitment inherited from the popular education movement (Lebon, 2009). Moreover, there is a certain fluidity of roles between volunteers and paid workers, with access to paid positions often being preceded by experience as a volunteer.…”

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Are the Wages Paid by Non-Profits Sensitive to Volunteering? Evidence From France

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Tchernonog

2020

Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly

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Volunteers and paid staff frequently work alongside each other in nonprofit organizations. Nevertheless, the possible impact of volunteering on the wages of the paid staff has hardly ever been investigated due to the scarcity of data suited to such research. Based on the matching of two French databases and using several indicators relating to volunteering, this article examines the relationship between volunteering and wages by carrying out investigations that differentiate between employees depending on their position in the socio-occupational hierarchy and the field of activity of their organizations. The results confirm the value of such an approach based on disaggregated data by revealing the diversity of situations. This diversity ranges from some cases where no relationship is observed between volunteering and wages to others where there is a negative relationship and even in a few cases, a positive one.

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Are the Wages Paid by Non-Profits Sensitive to Volunteering? Evidence From France

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Tchernonog

2020

Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly

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“…Un animateur non-spécialiste mais un animateur urgentiste en somme. Enfin, à cette situation déjà complexe, s'ajoute la précarité des statuts que la relative reconnaissance du métier d'animateur ne règle pas pour autant (Lebon, De Lescure, 2006). * * * À défaut de donner une « identité professionnelle », la formation favorise une certaine forme d'appartenance et une reconnaissance individuelle.…”

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Wie die Ausbildung zu den Animationsberufen ãdie berufliche Identität” erweitert

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À l’ombre du monde associatif, l’incertaine professionnalisation des animateurs socioculturels et des formateurs d’adultes (1982-2002)

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Are the Wages Paid by Non-Profits Sensitive to Volunteering? Evidence From France

Are the Wages Paid by Non-Profits Sensitive to Volunteering? Evidence From France

Wie die Ausbildung zu den Animationsberufen ãdie berufliche Identität” erweitert

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