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deterioration of employment and working conditions, through the reduction of labour costs and a deregulated market. The flexible …
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Does the labeling of products which have been produced without any child laborers contribute to increased welfare of children? This paper presents some results of a survey in Nepal conducted to analyze which factors determine the probability of a child to work, and to examine the influence of...
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Today there is increasing evidence supporting the claim that an increasing number of workers around the world are overworked. Although, many researchers have raised the issue of the longer working time, it is usually considered a non-European phenomenon. This paper disputes this perception with...
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employment of unfair dismissal laws. The report also provides a discussion of the evidence on the welfare effects of unfair …
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How do Growth affects labor market’s work? This question is important, because, labor market plays a key role in determining the success of poverty reduction policies. Using the times series data, we have been able to confirm the prediction of theory which present a positive effect of growth...
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Traditional official definition of ‘work’ in developing countries excludes large number of activities that are predominantly performed by women. Naturally official Female Labour Force Participation Rate is quite low in such countries. Women who are officially in the labourforce must...
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variety of objectives including skills training, temporary subsidized employment, and mentoring. WorkFirst’s objective is to …
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important factor in explaining relatively low employment rates among mothers by comparing reservation hourly wages with the … labour market, then this is likely to make it difficult to find employment. …
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I study the impact of idiosyncratic earnings uncertainty on aggregate saving and employment in an economy populated by … equilibrium. In particular there might be one equilibrium with high (female) employment and low savings and another one with low … employment and high savings. The model suggests that aggregate saving and employment rates should be negatively correlated across …
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employment dividend can be reaped by productivity growth increases if the labour market starts functioning. The findings also …
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