Social Dialogue as a Sustainable Career Development Practice to Combat (Meta)Stereotyping

Peters, Pascale; Heijden, Beatrice van der; Spurk, Daniel; Vos, Ans De; Klaassen, R.G.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-66393-7_14

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“…A significant advance in careers research is the emergence of frameworks on sustainable careers ( [22]; [71]). These novel inclusive frameworks allow us to revisit self-employment in the context of personal and contextual shifts, such as family influencers and restrictive path dependencies in the individual's career choices [30].…”

Section: Self-employment As An Alternative Career Option For Millennialsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Predictors of Early-Career Self-Employment among Millennials in the Digital Economy: The Role of The Great Recession

Figueroa-Armijos

Veiga

2019

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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In today's digital economy, millennials seek flexibility and task significance, making selfemployment an attractive career option. Although millennials are growing to become the largest generation in the United States workforce, evidence is scant regarding what drives their self-employment decisions. This study explores predictors of selfemployment among early millennials (i.e. those born between 1980 and 1984) in the years before, during, and after The Great Recession. Using a national U.S. database (NLSY97), we find that millennials who were satisfied with their early-career jobs were more likely to become self-employed before the recession, and also after the recession. During the recession, however, our indicator of job satisfaction is nonsignificant, although the coefficient indicates an inverse relationship. Our results also suggest that higher autonomy (less parental monitoring) during adolescence is positively related to millennials' selfemployment decision in their early-career stage, especially among women and those who grew up in an urban area.

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Section: Self-employment As An Alternative Career Option For Millennialsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Prior research suggests that individuals seeking self-employment are driven by monetary (i.e. income; [36]; [71]) and nonmonetary rewards ( [2]; [4]; [71]; [81]). Regarding the former, research finds that the self-employed make about three times the earnings of wage employees [74].…”

Section: Self-employment As An Alternative Career Option For Millennialsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Predictors of Early-Career Self-Employment among Millennials in the Digital Economy: The Role of The Great Recession

Figueroa-Armijos

Veiga

2019

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Age Discrimination in Employment: Lack of Legislation in Turkey

Ocaklı

2022

Non-Discrimination in Turkey

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Social Dialogue as a Sustainable Career Development Practice to Combat (Meta)Stereotyping

Cited by 2 publications

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Predictors of Early-Career Self-Employment among Millennials in the Digital Economy: The Role of The Great Recession

Predictors of Early-Career Self-Employment among Millennials in the Digital Economy: The Role of The Great Recession

Age Discrimination in Employment: Lack of Legislation in Turkey

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