Job loss
The Costs of Job Loss in Russia
... of job loss in Russia, using unique new data from the Russian Longitudinal Monitoring Survey over the years 2003-2008, including a special supplement on displacement that was initiated by ...income ...
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The Long-Run Cost of Job Loss as Measured by Consumption Changes
... survey the questions regarding length of notice and length of expectation were asked of a random 20 percent of respondents. Thus using these questions results in a substantial loss of sample size (albeit one where ...
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The effect of an early-career involuntary job loss on later life health in Europe
... first job. Because these characteristics precede any involuntary job loss, they allow further reducing hetero- geneity between those workers who experience a job loss and those who do ...
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The Costs of Involuntary Job Loss: Impact on Workers' Employment and Earnings
... involuntary job loss on the employment and earnings of affected workers, using data from the Survey of Families, Incomes and Employment (SoFIE) for the 2002–09 ...their job for at least one year ...
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A family affair: job loss and the mental health of spouses and adolescents
... of job loss on different family members, two separate samples are ...following job loss to bias our results, we retain as many couples as possible in the sample for one period ...
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Positive and negative impacts of job loss on family life: the perceptions of Australian car workers
... new job. The finding that job loss had positive impacts particularly with regards to having more time with family, more flexible daily family routines, and better work-family balance was also ...
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The impact on welfare and public finances of job loss in industrial Britain
... new job creation? The conclusion, based on Census data, was in fact that the main response to coal job loss was a diversion of working-age men into ‘economic ...Therefore job loss had ...
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Job loss, professional workers and health outcomes: a qualitative study
... enormous loss to the participant. The participant did not only lose a job role but an opportunity to start and end his professional career with one company that he held ...such loss created better ...
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Beyond newsrooms: Younger journalists talk about job loss and re-employment in Australian journalism
... of job loss in Australian journalism following digital industry restructuring in the period 2012 to 2014 (O’Donnell, Zion & Sherwood, 2016; Zion et ...and job cuts have mostly affected mid- to ...
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Saving and portfolio allocation before and after job loss
... of job loss. 15 We also require that in the year before the job loss the man had sufficient income to be eligible for the publicly provided and universally utilized unemployment ...the ...
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Couples’ labour supply responses to job loss: growth and recession compared
... partners job loss by looking for work (Lundberg, 1985; Mattingly and Smith, 2010), starting work (Lundberg, 1985; Juhn and Potter, 2007; Kohara, 2010; Mattingly and Smith, 2010) or increasing their work ...
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Job loss at home: children’s school performance during the Great Recession
... Following the related literature, I analyse whether the impact of father’s job loss is heterogeneous across different subgroups in Table 12. The results need to be inter- preted with caution given the ...
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The interplay between structure and agency in shaping the mental health consequences of job loss
... [28]. Job loss is high on the list of stressful life events [29], triggered by external stressors including economic downturns and ‘layoffs’ , as well as internal stressors including fear of failure ...a ...
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Capital mobility, job loss, and union strategy: The case of the UK aerospace industry
... both job loss and compulsory job substitution by temporary workers unless they were prepared to accept low cost labour utilization models used in the Italian ...core job functions and ...
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Effects of Job Loss on ICT Sector Employees’ Labor Market Outcomes
... of job loss is hump-shaped to education – largest and most long-lasting losses are experienced among workers with some college or high school degree, while workers without high school degree and workers ...
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Financial Wealth, Consumption Smoothing, and Income Shocks due to Job Loss
... allow job losers to smooth ...a job loss, allowing for different levels of household’s financial ...of job losers to the income ...of job loss, unemployment benefits help ...
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Don't look down: the consequences of job loss in a flexible labour market
... their job. 1 Evidence shows that job loss, or displacement, has a large and persistent impact on workers’ earnings and well-being in ...employment loss are more similar to those in the US ...
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THE IMPACT OF TRADE-RELATED JOB LOSS: THE CASE OF THE GHANAIAN POULTRY INDUSTRY WORKER
... related job loss (Clark and Oswald, 1994; Mathers and Schofield, 1998; Murphy and Athanasou, 1999; Dorling, 2009) than females in the control group ...activities, loss of social ...
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How do firms interpret a job loss? Evidence from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth
... extended to examine the issue of multiple displacements, through techniques such as the bivariate probit model. The bivariate probit approach is particularly attractive since it provides an explicit measure of the ...
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Job Loss, Credit Constraints and Consumption Growth
... now use these reports as second assessment of the costs of a binding borrowing con- traint. Table 6 reports estimates of probit models for this binary outcome (where a 1 indicates that the job loss was ...
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