subsequent employment status in France from 1968 to 1999. Design/methodology/approach – For that purpose, longitudinal data … probability of employment in the host country. Research limitations/implications – The dataset can only measure statistical … association between naturalization and employment, given the lack of timing information. Interpretation in terms of causality is …

Living Conditions is used to evaluate the roles of foreign origin and citizenship on employment and earnings using the …

on employment is examined using an ordinary least squares model. To deal with endogeneity concerns, a two‐stage least … that marriage to a native increases an immigrant's employment probability by approximately four percentage points. When … employment by about 11 percentage points. Research limitations/implications – Although various mechanisms are discussed through …

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the relative employment levels of return migrants in Finland with … employment levels, using logistic regression models that account for sex, age, education, mother tongue and place of residence …. Findings – Both male and female return migrants have odds of employment that are only about half those of their non …

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the hypothesis that those with a university qualification in science … individual‐level data detailing the labour market experiences of Irish university graduates upon entering employment. A Gini …

Purpose – While forms of non‐standard employment (which include part‐time work and temporary employment) have received … active promotion in recent years, possible negative effects emerging from these forms of employment have not been high on the … relation to transitions out of employment into unemployment, inactivity, household/care activities and education …

paper is to analyze their impact on wage growth and employment retention probability of affected workers. Design … minimum wage regulation in both parts of the country. When it comes to employment effects, the results clearly differ between … the two parts of the country. The employment effects are negative for East Germany and positive for West Germany, although …

and the UK respectively and also attempts to explore what accounts for the differences in the employment status between … examine the impact of observable characteristics on female labour market participation, unemployment, and self‐employment … employment discrimination gap. Findings – Clear evidence of gender differences was found in both countries, although differences …