Economic job search theory offers two complementary predictions about the effects of unemployment benefits on job … search outcomes among unemployed workers. By raising workers' reservation wages, unemployment benefits should contribute to … both prolonged spell duration and improved post-unemployment job quality. In contrast to many previous empirical studies …

United States andWest Germany. Drawing both on an analysis of changes in provisions for the unemployed and on panel data from …

Arbeitnehmer eine hohe Arbeitslosigkeit und geringe Beschäftigungsniveaus gebracht hätten als (unerwünschter) Nebeneffekt der durch … these same shocks have produced high unemployment and low employment growth in Europe as a side effect of the wage stability … concentration of low-skill workers in these insecure job statuses. These results challenge the view that unemployment is the main …

Die Studie vergleicht die Implementation von Jobrotation in dem genannten Bereich in Dänemark und Deutschland, auch … Deutschland geben können. Mit Hilfe der Implementationsforschung läßt sich zeigen, ob Jobrotation in der Praxis umsetzbar ist. Es …The study compares the implementation of jobrotation in the health care sector in Denmark and Germany because Denmark …

Seit den 1980er Jahren wird der Wandel der Erwerbsformen in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland immer stärker sichtbar …Since the 1980's the changing structure of employment in the Federal Republic of Germany is increasingly visible … of Germany with that of Berlin. Whereas in the Federal Republic a slightly stronger decrease of the regular employment …

1998 private placement services in Germany have been subsidized and governed by contracting out and by vouchers. This paper …

in sechs Ländern dargestellt (Deutschland, das Vereinigte Königreich, die Niederlande, Italien, Dänemark und Polen). Es … employment over time and across six countries (namely Germany, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Italy, Denmark, and Poland). We find … employment is oftentimes part of unstable careers and associated with an increased risk of unemployment. In a second step, we …