Theme: Labour market in the aftermath of the COVID-19 crisis: old and new challenges. Topics: - the links between wage and income inequality, the tax system and governmental intervention in the labour market; - remote work, work-life balance, and gender; - inflation, wage bargaining, and the...

Due to the global health situation caused by coronavirus pandemic, the AIEL 2021 Annual Conference scheduled at the University of Salerno has been postponed to September 2022. For this year, the Board has decided to organize a virtual online conference to be held on the 25th-26th November...

For this year, the Board has decided to organize a virtual online conference. Theme: Causes and consequences of inequality in the labour market and beyond. Topics: - inequality in the labour market and discrimination across various dimensions: gender, age, geographical residence, ethnicity,...

Theme: Human Capital in modern societies: theories, policies, and economic implications. The conference provides an opportunity to analyze and discuss issues related to the functioning of the labour market as well as to develop research collaborations.

The theme of the AIEL 2018 plenary sessions is the analysis of population ageing and of the role of families in fertility decisions, labour market participation, and children's education.

Theme: "Gender Gaps in Educational Choices" The theme for this year conference is the analysis of the factors determining different educational choices and labour market outcomes across gender. There will be a special invited plenary session on Retirement and Reform of the Pension System. The...

The aim of the workshop is to bring together health and labour economists to provide a better understanding of the economic implications of health at work. Among the key issues that the workshop will address are: the effects of working conditions on health, the health effects of retirement...

The theme for this year conference is about labour market reforms with a particular emphasis on successful practices implemented in European countries. The Great Recession has destroyed jobs around the world, but has hit more strongly the younger workers: who were the first to exit and are now...

Conference Program: SESSIONS A.1 Tracking in schooling A.2 Pre-market abilities A.3 Migrations and Networks A.4 Job insecurity and female labor supply A.5 Job satisfaction A.6 Macroeconomics of the labour market B.1 Determinants of schooling performances 1 B.2 Intergenerational mobility and...

The Conference consists of a thematic session and a session including free contributions. The thematic session will be introduced by an invited lecture given by Peter Sloane (IZA, Bonn), followed by the presentation of the selected papers. A panel discussion on "The Future of Labour Economics in...