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occupational structure, skill and educational level, legal status, family patterns, motivations, unemployment and employment …
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’s employment, the household and children is explored, using Germany as an example. The influence of personal as well as household … and labour market characteristics for women and men in a family context and their probability of being self-employed as … and what the household looks like. Issues of firm partnership, marital status, and the existence of children and age of …
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In the light of these concerns, the ILO, with support from technical cooperation funds secured under the ILO-Korean Government Partnership Programme launched a cross-country project entitled “Comparative analysis of employment policy implementation mechanisms across countries” in the fist...
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Based on cases reported by ILO member States or available in the form of specialist newsletters or law reports in the ILO library. Discusses application of national legislation and of the Termination of Employment Convention, 1982 (No. 158).
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The construction industry is a major user of formal project risk management practices, yet risk is often dealt with inadequately, which is a contributory factor to poor performance. Conceptual developments propose a holistic view of risk incorporating threats and opportunities and the management...
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given work permits from 1950 to 1979, and studies indicators of family migration, inactivity, duration of stay and return …
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In 2007, Germany enacted a radical new parental leave benefit scheme that grants parents 67 percent of their previous income, and includes two “daddy months.” In this paper, we use data from the German Microcensus for the period 1999 to 2009 to explore how this reform has changed fathers’...
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