Fixed-Term Contracts in the Public Sector
FIXED-TERM AND TEMPORARY CONTRACTS
... teachers. Fixed-term contract usage very commonly has a disproportionate impact on women teachers who for a variety of social and other reasons tend to predominate amongst fixed-term contract ...
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Fixed-term contracts in East and West Germany
... individual fixed effects which are detected by the Hausman test to be superior to estimating random effects ...between contracts types ...estimating fixed effects for the United ...on ...
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Fixed-term contracts and the duration distribution of unemployment
... My sample contains data from the second quarters of each year from 1980 to 1994. The time span of the sample is an important feature of the data because it will allow me to analyze the characteristics of the unemployed ...
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Financing constraints and fixed-term employment contracts
... between fixed-term and perma- nent workers are not affected by this change, while the effect on the other predictions of the model is likely to be small and accounted for by the control variables included in ...
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The effects of fixed-term contracts on workers in colombia
... a fixed-term job than in households where the householder or second income earner has an indefinite ...of fixed-term contracts may increase rotation of workers from unemployment to ...
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vantages And Disadvantages Of Fixed Term Contracts For Employee
... of fixed term contracts employees in any discrimination based upon execution of labor? Agreement to the advantages disadvantages fixed contracts employees often used as an employee, ...
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The effects of fixed term contracts on labour market performance
... introducing fixed-term con tracts in an economy with only permanent contracts are ...of fixed-term contracts, especially in bringing down the level of unemployment, despite the ...
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Fixed-Term Contracts and Principle of Equal Treatment in Canada
... IUSLabor 1/2017 [Author] workers than it is for workers above the age of 25 (30.7% to 10.1%) and more common among women than men (14.0% to 12.6%). There are significant legal consequences that flow from a contract being ...
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Why do Firms Use Fixed-Term Contracts?
... ¯xed-term contracts, are the ones that convert ¯xed-term contracts to permanent ones less ...¯xed-term contracts to convert them into open-ended ...¯xed-term ...
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Fixed term contracts: The current jurisprudence and the impact of the amendments
... DBN_Non_Matters-#112479-v1 conclusive proof that the employee could not reasonably have expected the contract to be renewed.” 1 In University of Cape Town v Auf der Heyde 2 , the court held that the facts of the matter ...
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Fixed-Term Employment Contracts in an Equilibrium Search Model
... temporary contracts of three-year length (J = 12 ), and evaluate the effects on the unemployment rate and ...temporary contracts of three-year length achieves more than 40 percent of the potential welfare ...
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Why Do Firms Use Fixed-Term Contracts?
... porary contracts?; (ii) which employees are hired with temporary contracts?; (iii) which employers convert temporary contracts to permanent?; (iv) which employees get promoted from temporary to ...
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Fixed-Term and Permanent Employment Contracts: Theory and Evidence
... Having estimated the vector of structural parameters, we perform two experiments. In the first experiment, we use the model to assess the impact of firing costs on income inequality. We find that a 50% increase in the ...
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Fixed-term and permanent employment contracts: theory and evidence
... Employment Contracts: Theory and Evidence 1 Introduction The existence of two-tiered labor markets in which workers are segmented by the degree of job protection they enjoy is typical in many OECD ...(or ...
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Fixed term employment contracts in an equilibrium search model
... no fixed term contracts and large firing costs as our benchmark and calibrate it to reproduce a stylized version of the Spanish economy before the 1984 ...extent fixed term ...
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Fixed-Term and Permanent Employment Contracts: Theory and Evidence
... The paper does not examine the social or policy goals that lead some societies to establish firing costs or to regulate to some degree the relationships between workers and employers. Rather, we build a framework in ...
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Waiting for the Prince Charming: Fixed-Term Contracts as Stopgaps
... If Ez/r ≥ α, a no-end temporary contract is expected to be profitable considering the impact of productivity shocks throughout its existence. Therefore, if the immediate surplus of a new match - namely the surplus before ...
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ThePerverseE ectsofpartiallabormarket Reform: Fixed-Term Contracts in France
... ¯xed-term contracts, called \Contrats µ a dur¶ ee deter- min¶ ee", or ...These contracts still require a severance payment, but eliminate the need for a costly administrative and legal ...
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The Effect of Changing Public Policy on the Automatic Termination of Fixed - Term Employment Contracts in South Africa
... determined that the TES was the employer of the employee assigned to a client. When a person assigned to a client by a TES claimed that he or she had been unfairly dismissed, his or her remedy was against the TES. ...
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Researchers, fixed-term contracts and universities: Understanding the law in context
... contexts. Fixed-term jobs are commonly equated with poor employment conditions and insecure employment, whereas open-ended contracts are assumed to be higher quality and more ...of ...
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