Institut für Arbeitsmarkt- und Berufsforschung

IAB Colloquium on Labour Market and Occupational Research

The discussion series "Labour Market and Occupational Research (IAB-Colloquium zur Arbeitsmarkt- und Berufsforschung)" is a forum where primarily external researchers present the results of their work and discuss these with experts from IAB. Normally discussion revolves around projects that have already been completed or are at a fairly advanced stage. The main aim of the discussion series is to support the exchange of information between IAB and other research institutes. Practitioners from the political, administrative and business fields are naturally also welcome.

Location

Until further notice, the lectures will be broadcast via Skype for Business. If you are interested, please send a short email to IAB.Colloquium@iab.de, stating the respective lecture.

Contact

IAB.Colloquium@iab.de

Events 2020

• 23 July 2020 / 13:00
  "Reciprocity and the Interaction Between the Unemployed and the Caseworker"
  Prof. Dr. Bettina M. Siflinger (Tilburg University)

• 16 July 2020 / 13:00
  "Digital Tools to Facilitate Job Search"
  Prof. Steffen Altmann (University of Copenhagen)

• 9 July 2020 / 13:00
  "Statistical Profiling and Machine Learning in the area of Labour Market Policy"
  Thomas Gross Havsager (The Danish Agency for Labour Market and Recruitment (STAR))

• canceled: 05 March 2020 / 13:00
  "Higher Education Dropout and Labor Market Integration: Experimental Evidence"
  Professor Martin Neugebauer (Freie Universität Berlin)

• 20 February 2020 / 11:00
  "Sustainable growth in the EU: enhancing productivity growth while respecting the planetary boundaries"
  Loukas Stemitsiotis, Dr Jörg Peschner

• 13 February 2020 / 13:00
  "What is the Value Added by Using Causal Machine Learning Methods in a Welfare Experiment Evaluation?"
  Professor Anthony Strittmatter (Universität St.Gallen)

• 06 February 2020 / 11:00
  "Patterns of occupational mobility - cyclical earnings inequality, unemployment and its duration distribution"
  Professor Carlos Carrillo-Tudela (University of Essex)
  

• 30 January 2020 / 11:00
  "Different Paths to Success - Habitus, Career-patterns and the Reproduction of Social Inequality"
  Dr Markus Zielonka (Leibniz Institute for Educational Trajectories)

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