This indicator assesses the
proportion of individuals in the wealthiest income bracket engaged with various forms of unemployment assistance and active labor market initiatives. It not only captures those receiving direct financial support, such as unemployment benefits and severance packages, but also encompasses indirect beneficiaries of comprehensive services aimed at enhancing employability. These services include vocational training, life skills development, job-sharing arrangements, and tailored programs for individuals with disabilities. By evaluating participation in these measures, the indicator sheds light on the extent to which the affluent segment of the population is integrated into active labor market strategies, providing a nuanced understanding of economic resilience and potential disparities in access to support systems designed to facilitate re-employment and skill enhancement.
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