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Walters, D., Zarifa D., and Etmanski B.
(2020). Employment in academia: To what extent are recent doctoral graduates of various fields of study obtaining permanent versus temporary academic jobs in Canada?.
Higher Education Policy, ePub ahead of Print (February), Abstract |
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Lloyd, N.
(2020). Strategic self-employment and family formation.
Canadian Labour Economics Forum (CLEF) Working Paper Series, Economics. Vancouver, BC: UBC. Abstract |
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Fonseca, R., Lord S., and Parker S. C.
(2020). Self-employment at older ages in Canada.
Chaire de recherche sur les enjeux économiques intergénérationnels (CREEi) Cahiers de recherche / Research Chair in Intergenerational Economics Working Paper, Montréal, QC: Chaire de recherche sur les enjeux économiques intergénérationnels (CREEI). Abstract |
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Connolly, M., Fontaine M. Mélanie, and Haeck C.
(2020). Les politiques familiales du Québec évaluées à partir des trajectoires de revenus d'emploi des parents et des personnes sans enfant.
Montréal, QC: CIRANO. Abstract |
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Mueller, R. E., and Truong N.. T. Khuong
(2020). Wage, literacy, and numeracy skills inequality: Do immigration admission categories matter?.
Social Science Research Network (SSRN) Working Paper, : Social Science Research Network (SSRN). Abstract |
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Biswas, A., Smith P. M., and Gignac M. A. M.
(2020). Access to showers and change rooms at work associated with active commuting among older workers: Findings from a national population survey.
Journal of Applied Gerontology, 39 (2), 214-220. Abstract |
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Haan, M., and Cardoso M.
(2020). Job changing and internal mobility: Insights into the “declining duo” from Canadian administrative data.
Population, Space and Place, 26 (5), Abstract |
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Dostie, B., and Javdani M.
(2020). Immigrants and workplace training: Evidence from Canadian linked employer-employee data.
Industrial Relations, 59 (2), 275-315. Abstract |
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Maroto, M., and Pettinicchio D.
(2020). Barriers to economic security: Disability, employment, and asset disparities in Canada.
Canadian Review of Sociology, 57 (1), 53-79. Abstract |
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Garon, J-D., Haeck C., and Bourassa-Viau S.
(2020). Going back to school takes time: Evidence from a negative trade shock.
CESifo Working Papers, : CESifo Research Network. Abstract |
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Dhuey, E., Eid J., and Neill C.
(2020). Parental employment effects of switching from half-day to full-day kindergarten: Evidence from Ontario's French schools.
Canadian Public Policy, 46 (1), 145-174. Abstract |
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Vosko, L. F., Akkaymak G., Casey R., Condratto S., Grundy J., Hall A., et al.
(2020). Closing the Enforcement Gap: Improving Employment Standards Protections for People in Precarious Jobs.
(Vosko, L. F., and Group C. the Enforc, Ed.),{Closing the Enforcement Gap: Improving Employment Standards Protections for People in Precarious Jobs}, Toronto, ON: University of Toronto Press. Abstract |
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Dostie, B., and Javdani M.
(2020). Not for the profit, but for the training? Gender differences in training in the for-profit and non-profit sectors.
British Journal of Industrial Relations, ePub ahead of Print, Abstract |
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MacDonald, E.
(2019). Literacy and self-rated health: Analysis of the Longitudinal and International Study of Adults (LISA).
Montréal, QC: McGill University. |
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Kaida, L., Hou F., and Stick M.
(2019). The long-term economic integration of resettled refugees in Canada: A comparison of privately sponsored refugees and government-assisted refugees.
Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 46 (9), 1687-1708. Abstract |
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Mueller, R. E.
(2019). Scrutinizing Alberta's public sector: How its size and composition compare to other jurisdictions.
Lethbridge, AB: Parkland Institute. Abstract |
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Siblini, F.
(2019). Three essays on the labour costs of caring for elderly parents in Canada.
Department of Economics. Montréal, QC: Concordia University. Abstract |
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Gibson, G., Grignon M., Hurley J., and Wang L.
(2019). Here comes the SUN: Self-assessed unmet need, worsening health outcomes, and health care inequity.
Health Economics, 28 (6), 727-735. Abstract |
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Chireh, B.
(2019). Dimensions of aging: Chronic conditions, multimorbidity and self-rated health: Predictors and trends in the context of an aging population in Canada.
Epidemiology/School of Public Health. Saskatoon, SK: University of Saskatchewan. Abstract |
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Dostie, B., and Javdani M.
(2019). Immigrants and workplace training: Evidence from Canadian linked employer employee data.
IZA Discussion Papers, Bonn, DE: Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA). Abstract |
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Evra, R., and Kazemipur A.
(2019). The role of social capital and ethnocultural characteristics in the employment income of immigrants over time.
Insights on Canadian Society, June, 1-16. Abstract |
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Akbar, M., Ray B., Rose D., and Preston V.
(2019). Industry of employment by immigration status: A comparison of major cities in Ontario and Quebec.
Toronto, ON: Building Migrant Resilience in Cities-Immigration et résilience en milieu urbain (BMRC-IRMU). Abstract |
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Riediger, N. D., Bombak A. E., and Mudryj A. N.
(2019). Health-related behaviours and their relationship with self-rated health among Canadian adults.
BMC Public Health, 19 (960), 1-8. Abstract |
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Vergunst, F., Tremblay R. E., Nagin D., Algan Y., Beasley E., Park J., et al.
(2019). Association of behavior in boys from low socioeconomic neighborhoods with employment earnings in adulthood.
JAMA Pediatrics, 173 (4), 334-341. Abstract |
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Sia, D., Miszkurka M., Batal M., Delisle H., and Zunzunegui M. Victoria
(2019). Chronic disease and malnutrition biomarkers among unemployed immigrants and Canadian born adults.
Archives of Public Health, 77 (41), 1-10. Abstract |
