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… question: does female and male students have different attitudes towards the labour market and towards wages? Further more, I examine if factors such as class and ethnicity affect student's attitudes. These questions are investigated through a quantitative study of students at …
<em>en undersökning om hur den kommande generationsväxlingen påverkar turismföretag</em>
… challenge of the forthcoming reform is the large number of people leaving the labour market and the grand entrance of new labour; Generation Y. The characteristics of Generation Y differ from the older generation which enhances the challenges for the businesses to attract a new …
en fältstudie
… problem in Swedish beef production; half of the cost consists of buildings and labour. Problems with calving and death are other factors of economical concern. The investments for facility, fence and water as well as labour get smaller per animal in bigger herds. But it is not …
… it is found in Denmark, is described as a three part model composed of active labour market politics, generous financial compensation in the case of unemployment and flexible labour law. The existence of strong collective agreements and three part cooperation is of great …
En studie över fackföreningsorganisationens ställning i det individualistiska samhället
In Sweden, the labour movement historically had influenced both society and politics. In recent times, it is considered a change in society with a stronger employer party while the unions weakened by reduced unionisation. This study aims to highlight the presence of …
en etnografisk studie i Uganda
The flexibility of the labour market is considered as an instrument for increasing economic growth.Therefore has the use of flexible employment, also called atypical employment, increased. The atypical employment is characterized by insecurity in comparison with a traditional …
… of the foreign undertakings, different levels of consumer protection and labour laws in each Member State. Other barriers to market integration are of attitudinal or cultural nature. These are: language, varying consumer needs and preferences, mistrust in foreign insurers, etc …
… of the foreign undertakings, different levels of consumer protection and labour laws in each Member State. Other barriers to market integration are of attitudinal or cultural nature. These are: language, varying consumer needs and preferences, mistrust in foreign insurers, etc …
… to how employers regard the librarian outside the confines of the traditional labour market. The study is primarily based upon qualitative interviews with representatives of Swedish companies who have employed librarians since 1993, the year that the education achieved third …
Samhällsekonomisk utvärdering av arbetsmarknadsåtgärder. Illustrerad med hjälp av Brännpunkt i Kävlinge 2002-2005
… of this essay is to examine cost-benefit-analysis as a method of evaluation of labour market policy. To illustrate the possibilities and difficulties of the method chapter four contains a partial cost-benefit-analysis of the results of a labour market project in Kävlinge. The …
… relate to the activity. Particular attention is given to the conditions of the labour market and how it influences the activity. Does the ambition to get activity closer the labour market changes and if there are changing, in what way? Is it important that employment resemble or …
vad händer?
… is an urgent need to undertake more research in this unexplored sector of the labour market. Our purpose with this essay was to examine what happened to publicly protected employment -participants after they had undergone the process. - In what ways has the participation in …
This thesis purpose is to determine an explanation of the efficiency in a labour-market related project. ”Enter” is an EU-financed project with a focus on long-term unemployed workers in the district Härlanda, Gothenburg. Starting in September 2004, Enter offers individually …
… This investigation suggests accordingly that the main reason of the relative labour market success during the 90?s in Denmark was a rising, and rapidly recovering, rate of investment to GDP, and perhaps not primarily its flexible labour market institutions. In a similar way the …
… 1960s and 70s a large growth in part-time work amongst women in the Swedish labour market took place. A net inflow of workers into the labour market has been suggested as the main source. However, part-time work is still a common phenomenon among Swedish women; in 2004 almost …
