Labor market
The European labor market is struggling because of the economic crisis and an aging working population. How do we make sure everybody will be able to participate?
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14 Feb 2019News Did a series of reforms weaken the income position of welfare recipients?
Successive Dutch governments have undertaken reforms in an effort to reduce the number of welfare recipients and increase their participation in the labor market. These attempts have had negative effects for some categories of workers. -
22 Jan 2019News The impact of labour migration on the labor market
Since the introduction of the open European labor market, the recruitment of labor migrants in the Netherlands has increased sharply. This has resulted in both positive and negative effects, Jan Cremers (Tilburg Law School) writes in an ESB article. -
11 Jan 2019Background “In this way, we open each other’s eyes and you can have a broader look”
First experts-by-experience get a job at Tranzo’s Academic Collaborative Center “Living with an Intellectual Disability” -
09 Jan 2019News Labor mobility disputes and mediation in the EU
Within the European Union mediation in labor mobility disputes is seen as less costly than a legal procedure, with a better learning effect and improvement of the reciprocal communication or at least less polarization. If mediation fails, the court serves as the decisive authority of last resort. -
14 Dec 2018News Men suffer from long-lasting atypical employment
Men who experience more spells of atypical employment during their first six years of labor market participation report worse self-rated health, new research has shown.
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Network for Studies on Pensions, Aging and RetirementTheme: Pensions, aging and retirement
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Research Institute for Flexicurity, Labour Market Dynamics and Social CohesionTheme: Flexicurity, labour market dynamics, and social cohesion
Most viewed Experts Labor market
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Name | prof. dr. A.C.J.M. (Ton) Wilthagen |
Tilburg Law School | |
Department of Politics and Public Administration | |
Position | Full Professor |
Room | M 610 |
Phone | +31 13 466 2473 |
wilthagen@tilburguniversity.edu |
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Name | mr.dr. N. Zekic |
Tilburg Law School | |
Department of Labour Law and Social Policy | |
Position | Assistant Professor |
Room | M 619 |
Phone | +31 13 466 3142 |
n.zekic@tilburguniversity.edu |
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Name | mr. A.D.M. van Rijs |
Tilburg Law School | |
Department of Labour Law and Social Policy | |
Position | Teacher, Instructor , Lecturer |
Room | M 618 |
Phone | +31 13 466 2708 |
a.d.m.vrijs@tilburguniversity.edu |
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Name | dr. S. Bekker |
Tilburg Law School | |
Department of Labour Law and Social Policy | |
Position | Associate professor |
Room | M 615 |
Phone | +31 13 466 8979 |
s.bekker@tilburguniversity.edu |
Publications about Labor market
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Lavrijssen, Saskia, & Kohlbacher, Thomas (2018). Good governance in the development of network codes for the EU internal electricity market. Review of European Administrative Law, 2018(2)
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Rose, D., & Stavrova, Olga (2019). Does life satisfaction predict reemployment?: Evidence form German panel data. Journal of Economic Psychology, 72, 1-11.
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Prüfer, Jens, & Prüfer, Patricia (2019). Data Science for Entrepreneurship Research: Studying Demand Dynamics for Entrepreneurial Skills in the Netherlands. (CentER Discussion Paper, 2019-005). Tilburg: CentER, Center for Economic Research.
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Altangerel, Khulan (2019). Essays on immigration policy. Tilburg: CentER, Center for Economic Research.
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Safojan, Romina (2019). The Effect of Exports on Labor Informality: Evidence from Argentina. (CentER Discussion Paper, 2019-003). Tilburg: CentER, Center for Economic Research.