Biographische Risiken Und Neue Professionelle Herausforderungen 2004
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-322-80919-3_13
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Pflege im Transformationsprozess zwischen beruflicher Modernisierung und Professionalisierung

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“…I devised the sample based on a principal finding from the East German Life History Study [Diewald, Goedicke, and Mayer 2006]: skills and educational credentials attained before 1989 were a crucial determinant of labour-market success after 1989. I selected individuals from two professional groups that differed in respect to how their skills were valued after the system change: engineers (with higher-education as well as GDR-specific technical degrees), whose skills could generate high incomes after 1989 [Giessmann 2000]; and care workers (nurses and elderly care), whose wages and social prestige remained low after 1989 [Heisig 2004]. The sample is stratified by gender: engineering is a predominantly male profession, while care work is a predominantly female one.…”
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“…I devised the sample based on a principal finding from the East German Life History Study [Diewald, Goedicke, and Mayer 2006]: skills and educational credentials attained before 1989 were a crucial determinant of labour-market success after 1989. I selected individuals from two professional groups that differed in respect to how their skills were valued after the system change: engineers (with higher-education as well as GDR-specific technical degrees), whose skills could generate high incomes after 1989 [Giessmann 2000]; and care workers (nurses and elderly care), whose wages and social prestige remained low after 1989 [Heisig 2004]. The sample is stratified by gender: engineering is a predominantly male profession, while care work is a predominantly female one.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%