We are pleased to invite all labour economists to submit papers for presentation at the 36th annual conference of the European Association of Labour Economists in Bergen, Norway. The event will take place at the Norwegian School of Economics (NHH) from 5-7 September 2024 and will be organized by...

The Third Sector - broadly defined as the voluntary, charitable, co-operative, religious, health and educational organisations which sit outside the confines of the private (‘profit’) and public sectors - is facing a rapidly changing environment which challenges its efficient management and...

The overarching theme of 2018 NWLC is how to create a sustainable future of work in the Nordic countries in a time of rising levels of inequality and exclusion in working life . Challenges such as low-wage competition, skewed power relations, the future of collective bargaining, technological...

The aim of this conference is to provide a forum for participants from universities and related industries to exchange ideas on the latest technical, operational, economic and sustainability developments in container and bulk logistics and their related maritime systems.

We are inviting papers dealing with theoretical or empirical topics looking at either side of the co-evolutionary perspective of technological and institutional development, i.e. - the role of public administration in technological progress and innovation (e.g., public procurement for...

EGPA is pleased to offer the seventh annual symposium for doctoral students and young scholars on September 3rd and 4th 2012, immediately preceding the annual EGPA conference in Bergen, Norway. The symposium is designed to support young researchers in the field of Public Administration and...

List of Themes and JEL-Codes:Family and work (D13, J12, J13, J16); Discrimination (J7, J16, J42); Retirement and early exit (J14, J26); Labour market policy (E64, J18, J23,J38, J58, J65, J68); Labour supply (H2, J21, J22); Labour demand and employment (J21, J23); Occupational choice and...

The aim of the conference is to facilitate the exchange of research ideas and results across a range of fields in Labour Economics.

We aim for a broad approach to the topic. Empirical and theoretical contributions are equally welcome. A non-exhaustive list of relevant topics is: - Career paths and hierarchies in firms - Pay structures - Organisational change - Gender, family and labour - Work in non-profit organisations -...