[PDF] Top 20 Labour market studies: Netherlands

... 1.1 Redundancy rules and regulations ΓΠ.1.2 Probation period, fixed-term and temporary contracts 111.2 Regulation of working time 111.2.1 Legislation and contractual working time 111.2.2[r] ... See full document

... something that the old did. All this is consistent with the high proportion o f the widowed and divorced living alone. About thirty percent o f divorced men and women lived alone, and about a quarter o f widowed men and ... See full document

... the studies by Chiswick et ...These studies provide evidence for downgrading of migrants in their jobs after ...the Netherlands is a high-skilled economy we anticipate that migrants in general will ... See full document

... for Labour Studies (1980) has brought out some technical papers exploring the interrelationships between labour market structures and their implications for unemployment and distribution of ... See full document

... into labour markets and started to repatriate them as soon as the war ...extremes. Labour market integration of Bosnian refugees differs substantially between the various recipient ...the ... See full document

... The main explanation is the group of persons whose labour market position 12 NETHERLANDS Training leave experiment After in-depth preparations local business has, with the support of the[r] ... See full document

... It is beyond the scope of this study to offer an in-depth discussion of this concept and the surrounding debate. Rather it will briefly indicate some of the main issues. The concept of an underclass appears to have a ... See full document

... The steady increase in the share of part-time employment over the post-war period largely reflects the growth in female labour force participation.. Most part-time work in the UK is volu[r] ... See full document

... THE LABOUR MARKET IN FINLAND 5 OTHER POLICIES HAVING AN IMPACT ON THE LABOUR MARKET 5.1 Macro-economic policies The Government, appointed in April 1995, set itself the objective of halvi[r] ... See full document

... Their aims are to take stock a n d analyse labour market developments in the EU in order to inform employment policies in the light of the conclusions of the Essen Summit: the promotion [r] ... See full document

... In this section, estimates of the structural rate of unemployment for Denmark are presented and discussed, and the most prominent possible explanations for the high and persistent struct[r] ... See full document

... Adding the discouraged workers not or no more registered job-seekers and people who would offer their labour if there were better conditions in the labour market, which the Federal Emplo[r] ... See full document

... Population of Greece in urban, semi-urban and rural areas, 1995 Al Age distribution of population Al Percentage population change by age, 1981-1991 and 1991-1995 A2 Size and growth of th[r] ... See full document

... SUMMARY and CONCLUSIONS Population Trends Labour Force Trends Employment and Unemployment Further Aspects of Irish Unemployment Wage and Salary Trends Industrial Relations: National Wage[r] ... See full document

... Structurally, the government has made a number of practical commitments: • promoting the enlargement of the productive base and supporting new enterprise formation and employment in smal[r] ... See full document

... Thus, after a review of the Spanish experience over the past 25 years, any account of the evolution of Spanish unemployment must provide explanations for the following: i the big employm[r] ... See full document

... Since many of the people who have been, or are recurrently unemployed, have also been participating in labour market programmes when they were registered at an employment office, the pro[r] ... See full document

... The NatioiUll Debate The national debate on the labor market followed mostly along the three following avenues: i the system of industrial relations, particularly in what concerns the re[r] ... See full document

... If labour unions have some bargaining power with respect to employers, they could claim part of (supernormal) profits, such that workers get paid wages above their marginal product, as a result of which firms will ... See full document