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employment, trades and vocational qualifications” and for DG V (Employment) of the European Commission in the late 1994. It … instruments were not used in a minimum extend. The new Government, issued from the 1995 elections, proposed “employment” as a … major objective with horizontal responsibility. That’s also why there is now a Ministry for Qualifications and Employment …
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The agricultural sector plays an important and a vital role in achieving the economic growth, furthermore, the labor input is considered one of the most important inputs in the economy, especially in the agricultural sector, which contribute in increasing production. Achieving the economic...
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sector, that contributes in increasing production and employment, so the cycle of economic development must be pushed to …
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Objective: To determine the sensitivity of employees’ health insurance decisions—including the decision to not choose health maintenance organization or fee-for-service coverage—during periods of rapidly escalating healthcare costs. Study Design: A retrospective cohort study of employee...
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This paper examines the effect of shifts in the relative supply and demand of skills on the skill premiums and wage inequality in the British labour market 1972-2002. We test the Katz and Murphy (1992) hypothesis that the changes of skill premiums can be explained by their relative supply...
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characterized by an increase in the employment-GDP elasticity. Additionally, separating labor demand by sectors, I find evidence of … a stronger negative impact of the minimum wages on employment in the tradable sector in the late nineties. A minimum … highlight the importance of the economic growth on employment generation as well as the cost of not considering the business …
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of employment generating capacity, expressed in a fall in the employment-PGB elasticity of the economy. Second, a strong … structural break in the labor demand around the year 2001. The break is mainly characterized by an increase in employment … employment in the tradable sector, in the late nineties. The minimum wage increases 10% above the average wage in the economy …
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computations of the sector elasticity of labor demand, and by evaluating the employment effects of trade in manufactures, services … the aggregate estimate in all three countries. The employment effect of openness to trade is generally positive, although … it varies according to country particularities. The employment effect of technical change may help in understanding …
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This paper explores the potential role of adverse working conditions in the determination of workers’ sickness absences. Our data contain detailed information on the prevalence of job disamenities at the workplace from a representative sample of Finnish workers. The results from reduced-form...
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leaving paid employment for self-employment. We think, that this is a special kind of knowledge spillover. We also control for …
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