COVID-19 and Anti-Crisis Social Support

Andreeva, Yelena I.; Bychkov, Dmitry G.; Феоктистова, О А

doi:10.31107/2075-1990-2021-1-28-38

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“…At the same time, the is task of supporting the form of social payments for the period of unemployment, highlighted for those who are left really without means of subsistence and to aim for finding employment. In this regard, the authors propose to change the concept of social protection against unemployment -to abolish unemployment benefits and introduce a universal poverty benefit, the concept of which was developed by the FRI in 2015 [6]. The concept of a universal poverty benefit based on the idea of reducing small and large risks of poverty, implemented through the mechanisms of providing job search services to the unemployed and social support for low-income citizens who have lost their jobs.…”

Section: Problems With the Payment Of Unemployment Benefitsmentioning

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Supportive mechanisms for redundant employees in the context of digital transformation of the Russian labour market

Babynina¹,

Kartashova²,

Shubenkova³

et al. 2021

E3S Web Conf.

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The article presents results of the analysis of the current mechanism for supporting redundant employees with the development of digital transformation processes in the Russian labour market. Three directions for improving this mechanism have been identified: the choice of criteria for the release of personnel, the implementation of an active employment policy and a system of social support for the unemployed. The redundant employees are labour resources and the potential for the development of the country, therefore, it is important not only government support for such employees, but also additional measures of socially responsible employers.

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Section: Problems With the Payment Of Unemployment Benefitsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Supportive mechanisms for redundant employees in the context of digital transformation of the Russian labour market

Babynina¹,

Kartashova²,

Shubenkova³

et al. 2021

E3S Web Conf.

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Families with children aged 3-7 during COVID-19: estimate of financial situation and benefit coverage

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2022

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The paper analyzes the changes in the financial situation of families with children during the pandemic of COVID-19 and the introduction of new eligibility criteria for monthly payments to children aged from 3 to 7 years. The study is based on data from telephone monitoring surveys, representative for the Russian Federation, conducted by RANEPA in October and December 2020, February, May, October, and December 2021. The sample sizes range from 1606 to 2015 people. The results of the study show that the coronavirus epidemic has a negative impact on the financial situation of families with children. The share of poor families receiving social benefits to children aged 3 to 7 years has decreased following the introduction of additional eligibility criteria in 2021. Less than half of poor families with children of this age receive these payments. The benefit coverage decreased significantly among the families with unemployed people — by 2 times. The share of families with self-employed workers, receiving such benefits, has decreased by 2.3 times. As a result of the benefit increase, the share of families with children aged 3-7 years lifted out of poverty has grown by more than two times, but more than 60% of recipients remain monetary poor. This indicates that improvement of eligibility criteria and procedure for determining the level of social benefits are very important.

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Targeted allowances for children aged 3–7 and 8–17: accessibility, effectiveness and lessons for unified benefit

Grishina,

Tsatsura

2023

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Families with children can receive monthly payments of a substantial amount (from 50% to 100% of the child’s subsistence minimum). In January 2023, a unified benefit for children was introduced, extending to all categories of the child population the rules of monthly payments provided to low-income families with children aged 3–7 and 8–17. Based on 5 waves of telephone surveys conducted by RANEPA in the period from October 2021 to November 2022, as well as an analysis of comments from Internet sources, the article analyzes the risk of poverty for families with children from 3 to 17 years of age, accessibility of social support, coverage and effectiveness of monthly payments for children aged 3–17. It is shown that households with children aged 3–17 have 1.5 times higher risk of poverty that rises with an increase in the number of children, as well as in the presence of the unemployed, and living in rural areas. By the end of 2022, more than 20% of households with children of this age were covered by payments in question, among families with 3 and more children — 47%. At the same time, less than half of poor households with children aged 3–17 are covered by these payments. Due to provision of payments, the share of poor households decreased in November 2022 by 1.18 times. Several factors remain, which lead to significant exclusion errors that reduces the impact of the monthly payments on poverty. When switching to the unified benefit for children from 0 to 17 years of age, it is important to take into account the experience of providing support for children aged 3–7 and 8–17 in order to make timely adjustments that will increase the coverage of needy families and raise the impact of the benefit on poverty.

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COVID-19 and Anti-Crisis Social Support

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Supportive mechanisms for redundant employees in the context of digital transformation of the Russian labour market

Supportive mechanisms for redundant employees in the context of digital transformation of the Russian labour market

Families with children aged 3-7 during COVID-19: estimate of financial situation and benefit coverage

Targeted allowances for children aged 3–7 and 8–17: accessibility, effectiveness and lessons for unified benefit

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