Abstract
•I analyse the effect of public employment schemes on unemployed worker.•The impact is estimated via semi-parametric difference-in-differences estimation.•The results reveal positive effects on social inclusion and non-cognitive skills.•Apparently, PES reduce the negative psycho-social consequences of unemployment.
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