Transfer policies have their role in addressing problems of incomplete benefit coverage among this group, but non-standard work and dual labour markets present issues for labour-market policy more broadly. Those who are entitled to unemployment benefits have seen benefit generosity drop since the mid-1990s. Calculations using OECD tax-benefit models show that net replacement rates of unemployment support declined in seven out of ten countries since 1995. Large falls were recorded in countries where the generosity of more than one element of the overall support package was reduced (for instance in Finland, Germany, and the Czech Republic).