…in slowing this inequality, ultimately countries must facilitate access to employment for under-represented groups, creating new jobs that enable people to avoid and escape poverty. Tags: financial crisis, Asia, Europe…
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…role, including making standardized data available to ensure that “more informed decisions and ultimately maximize the benefits of transit for labor markets.” Tags: cars, congestion, employment, inequality, infrastructure, mass transit…
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…role in anti-immigrant sentiment. In countries where there is relative higher unemployment of immigrants, social dominance orientation plays a stronger underlying role in anti-immigrant sentiment. Among the countries studied, right-wing…
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…such as the rights to privacy and liberty. The evidence suggests, however, that the process often involves “fraudulent promises of employment or ‘happy marriage’” and constitutes trafficking under international law….
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…up to $1 billion annually over a four-year period. This initiative would fund joint research efforts among the public sector, private industry and academia. Tags: economy, employment, technology, campaign issue…
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…care children receive in their first year of life, with consequent impacts on inputs thought significant to development such as full time maternal employment, non-licensed non-parental care, breastfeeding and exclusive…
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…unemployment and rising labor mobility. However, there are signs that this is changing. The Minimum Livelihood Guarantee Scheme, popularly known as Dibao, has been the Government of China’s main response…
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…when an agency fills a position through internal hiring instead of external hiring, or fills a position at entry-level or mid-level instead of upper-level.” Tags: gender, employment, women and work…
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…that the negative effects on growth for a given government size are minimized.” The study’s findings, they note, have only “ambiguous policy implications.” Tags: economy, employment, Congress, metastudy, campaign issue…
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…education in terms of predicting individual achievement, but that there are statistically significant differences relating to gender, race, and cognitive abilities that influence outcomes. Tags: employment, poverty, inequality, higher education…
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