2011
DOI: 10.3935/rsp.v1i1.898
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Job Search and (Re)employment: Taking the Time-varying Nature of Job-search Intensity into Consideration

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“…However, we found no conclusive evidence that level of minimum-wage PTR, total level of household benefits, or indebtedness are associated with transition to employment. Possibly the incentives for job search due to low benefit level might have been negated by the negative effect of financial hardship towards finding a job (Šverko et al, 2006;Galić, 2011). As for substitution of in-household work as survival strategy and answer to care responsibilities, we found no evidence of single-person households having better access to labour market, but female GMB recipients are less likely to find a job if they live in households with partner and dependants.…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 46%
“…However, we found no conclusive evidence that level of minimum-wage PTR, total level of household benefits, or indebtedness are associated with transition to employment. Possibly the incentives for job search due to low benefit level might have been negated by the negative effect of financial hardship towards finding a job (Šverko et al, 2006;Galić, 2011). As for substitution of in-household work as survival strategy and answer to care responsibilities, we found no evidence of single-person households having better access to labour market, but female GMB recipients are less likely to find a job if they live in households with partner and dependants.…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 46%
“…Treće, utvrđeno je da utjecaj nezaposlenosti ovisi o dobi (Maslić Seršić, Šverko i Galić, 2005b), financijskim okolnostima , socijalnoj podršci (Maslić , obrazovanju (Galić, 2007) i "radu na crno" (Šverko, Galić, Maslić Seršić i Galešić, 2008). Četvrto, povećani napori u traženju posla nisu nužno povezani s pozitivnim ishodom; veći utjecaj na zapošljavanje imaju neke fiksne demografske varijable (Galić, 2011;Šverko, Galić, Maslić Seršić i Galešić, 2008). Na temelju toga revidiran je heuristički model zapošljavanja.…”
Section: Psihosocijalni Aspekti Rada U Vrijeme Društvenih Promjenaunclassified