De l'activation à la précarité des demandeurs d'emploi : Deux dispositifs en Belgique francophone

Abstract

The article analyses two activation devices in the French-speaking part of Belgium (a company of training through work and a service vouchers firm). It illustrates how, crossing employment policies of universal scope with particularistic policies for the most vulnerable people, brings out true traps of insecurity. This raises the question of the progressive development of a new regime of protection, operating at least, with the low qualified people facing the threat posed to the black market and, more broadly, labor informality.