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Using the unemployed as temporary employment counsellors: Evaluation of an initiative to combat longterm unemployment

Delander, Lennart; Månsson, Jonas; Nyberg, Erik - 2004

This study investigates empirically the effects of a pilot project in which unemployed persons were used as temporary employment counsellors. Economic theory clearly points in the di-rection of a positive relation between search intensity and exit from unemployment. The fundamental concept of...

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Using the unemployed as temporary employment counsellors : evaluation of an initiative to combat longterm unemployment

Delander, Lennart; Månsson, Jonas; Nyberg, Erik - 2004

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Is starting a business a sustainable way out of unemployment? : treatment effects of the Swedish start-up subsidy

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Using the unemployed as employment counsellors : evaluation of an initiative to combat long-term unemployment

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Private versus public provision of placement services for hard-to-place unemployed : an impact evaluation

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Why don't employers hire long-term unemployed entitled to a wage subsidy? : the employer's perspective on subsidised employment

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