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Following massive take-up rates during the COVID-19 period, short-time work (STW) policies have attracted renewed interest. In this paper, we take stock of this policy instrument and provide a critical review of STW systems in Europe. We focus on the objectives of STW programs and their primary...
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employment, low youth and female unemployment, flexibility, and a low share of the "working poor", all of which can beneficially … self-employment, and an excess of labor cost growth over productivity growth, all of which can threaten further economic …
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This paper uses the Austrian Social Security Register (ASSD) to explore what information firms infer from the three common types of displacement: individual layoffs, individuals displaced due to a closure and individuals displaced due to a mass layoff. I bring together two strands of the...
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paper then presents new suggestive evidence to quantify the employment impacts of various counter-cyclical policies … introduced during this time. We conduct a counter-factual and find that employment would have been between 4.2 percent and 4 … Credits increased the likelihood of employment by about 4.7 percent for disconnected youth but had no effect on disabled and …
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's earnings, wage, and employment loss after a mass layoff in comparison to a matched, nondisplaced, control worker. We find that … migrants face substantially higher earnings losses than natives due to both higher wage and employment losses. Differences in … but not the employment gap after displacement. Laid-off migrants are both less likely to become reemployed and work fewer …
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paper then presents new suggestive evidence to quantify the employment impacts of various counter-cyclical policies … introduced during this time. We conduct a counter-factual and find that employment would have been between 4.2 percent and 4 … Credits increased the likelihood of employment by about 4.7 percent for disconnected youth but had no effect on disabled and …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011288771
This paper uses the Austrian Social Security Register (ASSD) to explore what information firms infer from the three common types of displacement: individual layoffs, individuals displaced due to a closure and individuals displaced due to a mass layoff. I bring together two strands of the...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011346047
This paper evaluates the strength of information flow from employed past coworkers on the re-employment duration of …-entry tenure. We find that a 10 percentage point increase in the network employment rate leads to a 3.2 percent increase in the …
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investigate the effect of UISA on employment duration, this paper examines (i) whether the introduction of UISA affected … employment duration among formal private sector workers, and (ii) the magnitude of this effect. The analysis is performed on … leaving employment, or accelerated time to employment termination. The effect is larger for workers becoming unemployed or …
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This paper examines the incidence of involuntary job loss and its impact on the employment and earnings of affected … workers, using data from the Survey of Families, Incomes and Employment (SoFIE) for the 2002-09 period. It focusses on … employees who had been working in their job for at least one year before the job loss. The impact of displacement on employment …
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