Measuring and characterising green jobs: A literature review
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e-Commerce and Employment: Analyzing the Impact of Amazon's Market Entry on Retail Employment in OECD countries
In this thesis, I examine the impact of Amazon’s entry on employment among service and sales workers in OECD countries. The analysis utilizes data from the International Labour Organization (ILO) spanning from 1990 to 2023. To establish causality, panel data fixed effects regression model, difference-in-differences, and event study models were empl...
A life marked by early school leaving : gendered working life paths linked to health and well-being over 40 years
Background: There is increasing awareness of the need to analyse symptoms of mental ill-health among early school leavers. Dropping out of compulsory education limits access to the labour market and education and could be related to deteriorating mental health over the course of a lifetime. The aim of this longitudinal study is to explore how early...
Inkludering på arbetsmarknaden : Hur kommunala arbetsmarknadsenheter i Norrbotten förhåller sig till lokala förutsättnin...
Med bakgrund i hur normer om genus och arbete kan orsaka ojämlikhet på arbetsmarknaden fördjupar sig denna studie i Norrbotten som plats. Syftet är att undersöka hur kommunala arbetsmarknadsenheter i Norrbotten utmanar eller återskapar strukturell ojämlikhet på arbetsmarknaden. Med teoretiska perspektiv på klass, arbete, genus och spatialitet tar b...
I won’t make the same mistake again : burnout history and job preferences
The burnout literature has focused on the determinants of burnout, whereas its careers consequences remain understudied. Therefore, we investigate whether recently burned-out individuals differ in job preferences from non-burned-out workers. We link these differences in preferences with (1) perceptions of job demands and resources, as well as (2) t...
Psychosocial conditions during school-age as determinants of long-term labour market attachment : a study of the Norther...
Background: This study, conducted on a Swedish population cohort, explores how internalized (depressive and functional somatic) and externalized (smoking, drinking, truancy, vandalism, delinquency) mental health symptoms, as well as close interpersonal relations (family climate and school connectedness) reported during adolescence, influence the wo...
Gender Differences in Early Occupational Choices: Evidence from Medical Specialty Selection
This paper analyses gender differences in occupational choices in a setting in which observed matches are solely determined by supply-side factors: the French centralised medical residency selection mechanism. We show that men and women facing the same occupational choice set make drastically different occupational choices. Medical specialties sele...
Measuring and characterising green jobs : a literature review
This study presents a comprehensive literature review on green job measurement and characterisation across various countries and world regions. The study adopts a conceptual framework distinguishing between outputbased and process-based greenness, and entity-level and occupation-specific measurement techniques. The wideranging green job estimates r...
How do labour market conditions explain the development of mental health over the life-course? : a conceptual integratio...
Background: The aim of this study was to contribute to the theoretical development within the field of labour market effects on mental health during life by integrating Bronfenbrenner's ecological model with mainly earlier theoretical work on life-course theory. Methods: An integrative review was performed of all 52 publications about labour market...
Green Bonds as Catalysts for Job Creation in OECD Countries: A Quantitative Exploration of Labour Market Impacts
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