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The research aims to explore how social protection systems can adapt to changes in labour markets due to technology and non-standard work forms.

Re-thinking social insurance design and financing to achieve universal coverage in a changing world of work

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The research aims to explore how social protection systems can adapt to changes in labour markets due to technology and non-standard work forms.
Analysis of comparative international experiences in extending social security to self-employed workers.
Utilization of a global survey on social security contribution subsidies.
Assessment of the impact of globalization and neoliberalism on revenue mobilization.
Examination of innovative tax instruments for financing social protection.
Exploration of models extending social security obligations beyond traditional employment.
Significant coverage gaps remain for informal and self-employed workers.
Affordability is a key factor in successful social security extension.
Contribution subsidies are effective policy tools for improving social security access.
Globalisation and digitalisation threaten domestic revenue for social protection.
Policy makers show awareness of the need to adapt social security to evolving labour markets.

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Forum examines social protection adaptations for labour market changes, highlighting financing challenges and responses.

Florian Juergens-Grant (2026) studied this question.

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