Erweiterte Suche der Leibniz Universität Hannover

Starting a business after unemployment Characteristics and chances of success empirical evidence from a regional german labour market verfasst von Thomas Hinz, Monika Jungbauer Gans Abstract Labour market policy in Germany strongly supports initiatives to found new businesses. In addition to credit programmes with low interest rates open to everyone, the state also supports the foundation of businesses by the unemployed. Business foun...

Starting a business after unemployment Characteristics and chances of success empirical evidence from a regional german labour market authored by Thomas Hinz, Monika Jungbauer Gans Abstract Labour market policy in Germany strongly supports initiatives to found new businesses. In addition to credit programmes with low interest rates open to everyone, the state also supports the foundation of businesses by the unemployed. Business found...

Starting a business after unemployment Characteristics and chances of success empirical evidence from a regional german labour market authored by Thomas Hinz, Monika Jungbauer Gans Abstract Labour market policy in Germany strongly supports initiatives to found new businesses. In addition to credit programmes with low interest rates open to everyone, the state also supports the foundation of businesses by the unemployed. Business found...

How unemployment scarring affects skilled young workers evidence from a factorial survey of Swiss recruiters verfasst von Lulu P. Shi, Christian Imdorf, Robin Samuel, Stefan Sacchi Abstract We ask how employers contribute to unemployment scarring in the recruitment process in the German speaking part of Switzerland.

Relative wage and unemployment changes in Poland Microeconometric evidence verfasst von Patrick A. Puhani Abstract We estimate changes in the Polish wage and unemployment structures between the years 1994 and 1998 in order to identify labour market characteristics associated with increasing and decreasing relative demand, as well as relative wage rigidities.

Unemployment, health, and education of HIV infected males in Germany authored by Mona Groß, Annika Herr, Martin Hower, Alexander Kuhlmann, Jörg Mahlich, Matthias Stoll Abstract Objectives: The present study on people living with HIV/AIDS PLWHA identifies socio demographic and health related factors corresponding with their labour market participation.

Unemployment, health, and education of HIV infected males in Germany verfasst von Mona Groß, Annika Herr, Martin Hower, Alexander Kuhlmann, Jörg Mahlich, Matthias Stoll Abstract Objectives: The present study on people living with HIV/AIDS PLWHA identifies socio demographic and health related factors corresponding with their labour market participation.

Unemployment sequences and the risk of poverty: from counting duration to contextualizing sequences authored by Matthias Pohlig Abstract Research has consistently shown that unemployment is a strong predictor for income poverty. So far, most studies have focused on the duration of unemployment to account for differences in income poverty. However, this practice may mistreat trajectories which conform less to the norm...

Unemployment sequences and the risk of poverty: from counting duration to contextualizing sequences verfasst von Matthias Pohlig Abstract Research has consistently shown that unemployment is a strong predictor for income poverty. So far, most studies have focused on the duration of unemployment to account for differences in income poverty. However, this practice may mistreat trajectories which conform less to the nor...

Unemployment sequences and the risk of poverty: from counting duration to contextualizing sequences verfasst von Matthias Pohlig Abstract Research has consistently shown that unemployment is a strong predictor for income poverty. So far, most studies have focused on the duration of unemployment to account for differences in income poverty. However, this practice may mistreat trajectories which conform less to the nor...

Unemployment sequences and the risk of poverty: from counting duration to contextualizing sequences authored by Matthias Pohlig Abstract Research has consistently shown that unemployment is a strong predictor for income poverty. So far, most studies have focused on the duration of unemployment to account for differences in income poverty. However, this practice may mistreat trajectories which conform less to the norm...

How unemployment scarring affects skilled young workers evidence from a factorial survey of Swiss recruiters authored by Lulu P. Shi, Christian Imdorf, Robin Samuel, Stefan Sacchi Abstract We ask how employers contribute to unemployment scarring in the recruitment process in the German speaking part of Switzerland.

Comparing long term scarring effects of unemployment across countries The impact of graduating during an economic downturn verfasst von Laura Alexandra Helbling, Stefan Sacchi, Christian Imdorf Abstract This chapter investigates the extent to which graduating in a bad economy scars the careers of youth cohorts in terms of increased future unemployment and over representation in fixed term and involuntary part time work.

Comparing long term scarring effects of unemployment across countries The impact of graduating during an economic downturn authored by Laura Alexandra Helbling, Stefan Sacchi, Christian Imdorf Abstract This chapter investigates the extent to which graduating in a bad economy scars the careers of youth cohorts in terms of increased future unemployment and over representation in fixed term and involuntary part time work.

Rising unemployment is associated with higher work related mental health problems among employed individuals. Occupation specific unemployment drives this relationship, while the spatial dimension region is less important. The relationship hinges on individual past unemployment experience as rising unemployment is not associated with mental health problems for individuals without any own unemployment