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Journal of Government and Economics, 2021 The public sector hires disproportionately more educated workers. To rationalize this finding, we propose a model with a perfectly competitive private sector, and non-Walrasian public sector. Our economy also features heterogeneity across individuals and
Pietro Garibaldi +2 more
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Public Employment Policy for an Aging Workforce [PDF]
Gerontology and Geriatric Medicine, 2018 Americans are working longer. For many older workers, employment earnings are essential for self-sufficiency. When older workers are forced to change jobs, they suffer bigger earnings losses and take longer to find new jobs than prime-age workers ...
Stephen A. Wandner PhD +2 more
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Informality, public employment and employment protection in developing countries [PDF]
Journal of Comparative Economics, 2017 This paper proposes an equilibrium matching model for developing countries' labor markets where the interaction between public, formal private and informal private sectors are taken into account. Theoretical analysis shows that gains from reforms aiming at liberalizing formal labor markets can be annulled by shifts in the public sector employment and ...
Yassin, Shaimaa, Langot, François
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The Employment Effect of Reforming a Public Employment Agency [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015 By how much does an increase in operating effectiveness of a public employment agency (PEA) and a reduction of unemployment benefits reduce unemployment? Using a recent labour market reform in Germany as background, we find that an enhanced effectiveness of the PEA explains about 20% of the observed post-reform unemployment decline.
Andrey Launov, Klaus Wälde
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Violent bureaucracy: A critical analysis of the British public employment service
Critical Social Policy, 2021 Between 2010–2015, the Coalition’s pursuit of a radical austerity programme saw Britain’s Jobcentre Plus experience some of the most punitive reforms and budget cuts in its history.
James C. A. Redman, D. Fletcher
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Brazilian Journal of Operations & Production Management, 2021 Goal: Public administration is constantly changing in response to new challenges, including the implementation of new technologies such as robotics and artificial intelligence (AI).
João Reis +2 more
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British Journal of Guidance and Counselling, 2021 Employment guidance theory and praxis promote long-term career development and access to decent work and sustainable jobs, yet the focus of public employment services in recent times has been influenced by policy matters of activation, conditionality and
Nuala Whelan, M. Murphy, M. McGann
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Predictive Algorithms in the Delivery of Public Employment Services
, 2021 With the growing availability of digital administrative data and the recent advances in machine learning, the use of predictive algorithms in the delivery of labour market policy is becoming more prevalent. In public employment services (PES), predictive
John L. Körtner, G. Bonoli
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State of New York Public Employment Relations Board Decisions from June 27, 1980 [PDF]
, 1980 5_22_1981_PERB_BD_DecisionsOCR.pdf: 95 downloads, before Oct.
New York State Public Employment Relations Board
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Redistributive Public Employment [PDF]
Journal of Urban Economics, 2000 Abstract Politicians may use “disguised” redistributive policies in order to circumvent opposition to explicit tax-transfer schemes. First, we present a theoretical model that formalizes this hypothesis. Next, we provide evidence consistent with the prediction of the model, namely that in U.S.
Alesina, Alberto +2 more
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