unemployment. Employment “inflexibility” is linked to cultural values reflecting feminine gender structuring of society. A strong …This paper investigates the relationship between national culture and the main dimensions of employment flexibility. A …, hypotheses concerning the association between a range of variables measuring employment flexibility (such as employment patterns …

preference and promote a sense of belonging as well as mobility. This paper outlines four ‘golden rules’ for best practice in the …

/methodology/approach – Drawing on a number of emerging literatures, the authors introduce and develop the concept of the “perceived mobility of … critical lens to challenge the consequences of this perceived mobility of impact. Findings – Global elites use their mobility … actions, and introduces the concept of ‘perceived mobility of impact’.  …

, and labour fragmentation as defining themes of the interplay between employment relations, migration and mobility. Design … discussions about the interplay between migration, mobility and employment relations and sets out future directions of research to …/methodology/approach – Drawing from discussions about the impact of globalisation on changes in features of work and employment, and bringing …

This paper examines the impact of government taxation policy on self‐employment as the preferred form of job tenure in … the British construction industry. It analyses the rapid growth in self‐employment over the period 1970‐1996 in the … context of a very benign tax regime. It shows how self‐employment has grown far more rapidly in construction than in other …

the population of immigrants and 10 per cent of the Danish population during 1984‐1995. Wages and employment probabilities …

most statistically robust relationships. This methodology extends the analysis of occupational employment shares beyond the …

Generally employment has been studied in terms of changes in the types of goods and services that the economy is …