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Contrasting the Employment of Single Mothers and People with Disabilities
the Employment Single Mothers People Disabilities
2009/11/5
Contrasting the Employment of Single Mothers and People with Disabilities。
Trend and Cycle Analysis of Unemployment Insurance and the Employment Service
Cycle Analysis Unemployment Insurance the Employment Service
2009/11/5
This report traces historical developments in two major DOL programs: State
Unemployment Insurance (UI) and the federal-state Employment Service (ES).
Developments in the UI program are traced fro...
The Wagner-Peyser Act and U.S. Employment Service:Seventy-Five Years of Matching Job Seekers and Employers
The Wagner-Peyser Act U.S. Employment Service Job Seekers Employers
2009/11/5
The U.S. Employment Service was established 75 years ago by the Wagner-Peyser Act in
response to massive unemployment during the Great Depression. The Employment Service (ES)
started as an agency...
Congressional Testimony on the Effectiveness of the Employment Service in Aiding UI Claimants
Congressional Testimony the Employment Service Aiding UI Claimants
2009/11/5
This testimony describes the results of a study of the Employment Service (ES) conducted by Dr. Jacobson and Prof. Arnold Katz of the University of Pittsburgh using data on over 100,000 individuals wh...
Intergovernmental Relations in Employment Policy:The United States Experience
Intergovernmental Relations Employment Policy The United States Experience
2009/11/5
This paper examines the development of employment policy in the twentieth century by viewing the interplay of federal, state, and local partners. The programs considered include unemployment insurance...
Employment-Related Child Care Issues: What We Know and What We Do Not
Employment-Related Child Care Issues Child care policy
2009/11/5
Child care policy proposals are floated across the national and state policy landscape with
growing frequency, and with good reason. An ever-growing percentage of parents are in the
workforce, with...
Child Care and the Employment Behavior of Single and Married Mothers
Child Care the Employment Behavior Single Mothers Married Mothers
2009/11/5
This paper examines the relationship between the cost of child care and the employment behavior of married and single mothers. The data used in this paper are from the 1987 SIPP, the first SIPP panel ...
Reducing the Welfare Dependence of Single-Mother Families: Health-Related Employment Barriers and Policy Responses
the Welfare Dependence Single-Mother Families Health-Related Employment Barriers Policy Responses
2009/11/5
The problem of rising health care costs and the related increased dependency on health insurance coverage has moved to the forefront of the U.S. policy agenda in recent years and was a fundamental com...
Relative Advantages: Casual Employment and Casualisation in Australia and New Zealand
Relative Advantages Australia New Zealand Employment Casualisation
2009/11/4
Australia and New Zealand share a common experience of casual work. In both countries a
category of ‘casual’ has long been permitted under labour regulation, and in both countries
this has been asso...
Getting Produce from the New Zealand Paddock to the European Plate – reducing supply chain vulnerability through the management of employment relations critical control points
New Zealand Paddock employment relations European Plate
2009/11/4
This article explores the employment relations of the primary industry supply chain from the New Zealand paddock to the European plate. Primary sector produce has been a major component of New Zealand...
Meat Industry Unions, Industry Restructuring, and Employment Relations Change in New Zealand and Australia
Meat Industry Unions Employment Relations Industry Restructuring
2009/11/4
Change has been an ongoing process in the meat processing industries of New Zealand and Australia. It has been driven by a number of external and internal factors such as market demand, seasonality, a...
Meat Industry Unions, Industry Restructuring, and Employment Relations Change in New Zealand and Australia
Meat Industry Unions Employment Relations Industry Restructuring
2009/11/4
Change has been an ongoing process in the meat processing industries of New Zealand and Australia. It has been driven by a number of external and internal factors such as market demand, seasonality, a...
The Gap Between Immigration And Employment：A Policy-Capturing Analysis of Ethnicity-Driven Selection Biases
Immigration Employment Ethnicity-Driven
2009/11/4
Research over the past two decades has identified the impact of job irrelevant
variables on selection decisions. Many of these variables reflect stereotypes
associated with ethnicity, age or other f...
Uncovering the Origins of New Zealand’s Employment Relations Act 2000：A Research Framework
Employment Relations Act New Zealand Research Framework
2009/11/4
It has been argued that the Employment Relations Act (ERA) builds on experiences under the
ECA as well as embracing the values of the country!ˉs earlier conciliation-arbitration system. A
review o...
Family models as a framework for employment relations in entrepreneurial family businesses
Family models employment relations framework entrepreneurial family businesses
2009/11/4
Since the 1980s, family businesses have become a global phenomenon. Research in Europe and the
USA shows that most of the new jobs created in the last decade have originated from family firms
and ...