PSZ Syriusz unemployment worker profiling
Syriusz (System Informatyczny Rynku Pracy i Usług Społecznych) was an IT system used by Poland's public employment service Publiczne Służby Zatrudnienia (PSZ) that was upgraded in 2014 to incorporate a profiling mechanism that aimed to provide more personalised support for unemployed workers. The system was also intended to reduce inefficiencies and deliver better value for money at 343 job centres across the country. Based on points assigned during in-person registration, a survey and interview, the system placed unemployed workers into three categories. Each category determined the type of assistance they are entitled to, such as a job placement, vocational training or apprenticeship.
- Organisation involved
- Publiczne Służby Zatrudnienia (PSZ)
- Product, system or model
- Syriusz
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