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Tarifliche Arbeitszeitpolitik - ein Instrument der Beschäftigungspolitik? : [Tab.]
Neifer, Elisabeth - 1989
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Worksharing and the public sector
Humphreys, Peter C. - 1986
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Relative effects of labor taxes on employment and working hours: role of mechanisms shaping working hours
Chen, Been-lon; Lai, Chih-Fang - In: Journal of economics 117 (2016) 1, pp. 49-84
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Essais sur des nouvelles politiques d'offre : la réorganisation-réduction du temps de travail ; les situations de chômage mixte
Catinat, Michel (contributor); Cette, Gilbert (contributor);  … - 1988
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Disoccupazione
In: Prospettiva sindacale : pubblicazione trimestrale 24 (1994) 86
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Arbeitslosigkeit: Ökonomisch politische Ansätze zum Abbau der Arbeitsplatzlücke
Hickel, Rudolf - In: Massenarbeitslosigkeit durch Politikversagen? : …, (pp. 29-49). 1996
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Work Sharing Won’t Bring Solution to Unemployment
Block, Walter E. - 2011
Work Sharing seems to be the “in” thing. According to its advocates, unemployment is caused by people working too many … 32-hour workweek could create more than 780, 000 additional jobs in that province, halting unemployment dead in its …
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Adjusting to competitive depression : the case of the reduction in working time
Fitoussi, Jean-Paul; Szpiro, Daniel - 1983
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Can overtime premium flexibility promote employment? : firm- and worker-level evidence from a labour law reform
Martins, Pedro S. - 2016
In 2012, in the midst of a recession, a labour law reform in Portugal allowed firms to reduce the overtime premium paid to their workers by 50% or more. Until then, overtime premiums were set by law at a relatively high level and could not be cut unilaterally. We analyse matched...
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