Linda Dickens There has been considerable expansion in statutory individual employment rights in Britain over the past forty or so years. But the development of a more comprehensive role for legislation in regulating the employment relationship has not been accompanied by any strategic consideration of the mechanisms for enforcement of rights. The Employment Tribunals (ETs) constitute the predo...

the main purpose of this research was to study different aspects of self-employment among the agricultural female students in university of zanjan. the statistical population of the study contained of senior female students in agriculture faculty of zanjan university in 2014-2015 academic year (n= 135).according to cochran's formula, 63 student were selected using a stratified random sampl...

In this paper we report the results of an empirical study on employment growth effects a policy intervention, explicitly aimed at increasing placement efficiency Federal Employment Agency in Germany. We use Hartz III reform year 2004 as exogenous intervention that improves matching process and compare establishments services with do not services. Using detailed German establishment level data, ...

This paper aims to investigate the role of foreign direct investment (FDI) on economic development in transition countries Central and Eastern Europe. Statistical analysis is applied relationship between FDI indicators some explanatory variables. Findings show that stock especially labor productivity significantly stimulate exports. Moreover, ratio GDP found be most powerful driver employment. ...

This paper investigates the effect of culture and home country self-employment rates on immigrant self-employment in the United States, post-migration. This study analyzes the effects for both men and women, focusing on the gender gap in self-employment. The empirical results show that home country effects have a small impact on self-employment, but most of this relationship is unexplained. Bec...

Elizabeth Weber Handwerker, Mina M. Kim, and Lowell Mason The Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) collects data on multinational companies based in the United States—firms that have full or partial ownership of affiliate companies in foreign countries. However, BEA data offer little detail on the characteristics of these firms’ U.S. employment. Identifying such firms in BLS data can show the geog...