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UNINA9910131543803321 |
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Autore |
Deroin Valérie |
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Titolo |
Emploi, bénévolat et financement des associations culturelles / / Valérie Deroin |
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Paris, : Département des études, de la prospective et des statistiques, 2014 |
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Descrizione fisica |
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1 online resource (12 p.) |
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Soggetti |
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Social Work & Social Policy |
Economics (General) |
associations culturelles |
emploi culturel |
collectivités territoriales |
bénévolat |
INSEE |
C.D.D |
cultural associations |
cultural employment |
voluntary work |
INSEE (National Institute of statistics and economic studies) |
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Materiale a stampa |
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Livello bibliografico |
Monografia |
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In 2011, one in five associations were engaged in cultural activity. Of these 267,000 cultural associations, 35,100 employed at least one paid worker, with the rest being supported by a purely voluntary workforce. Cultural asso- ciations employ some 169,000 paid workers, representing 9.4% of all paid association employees. Just as is the case for businesses, those in paid employment at cultural associations are more frequently employed on short-term contracts and have a higher level of education than those in paid employment in other sectors. Cultural associations with a paid workforce employ an average of five |
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paid workers, less than half the overall average. Associations also rely on voluntary workers, who are thus not remunerated for their time. Cultural associations employ the equivalent of 189,000 full-time jobs on a voluntary basis. Cultural associations have an average of around 18 vol- untary workers, slightly less than the overall average. Voluntary workers at non-wage-paying associations each put in an average of 63 hours per year, and 86 hours per year at wage-paying associations, also lower than average. In 2011, the total budget for all cultural associations was calculated at €8.3 billion. In monetary terms, cultural asso- ciations are worth more or less the same in terms of jobs as within the associative economy as a whole, i.e. 9.7%. The average cultural association’s budget is €31,000, less than half the average association’s budget, due to their smaller size. Cultural associations are less dependent on public finance (40%) than the average (49%). More specifically, they have less access to public procurement and their financing generally comes in the form of subsidies. Municipalities are, more than for the other associative sectors, behind a large proportion of subsidies, particularly for those associations which do not have paid employees. The majority of cultural associations play a major or secondary role in either organising or hosting live… |
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