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Age discrimination against employees over middle age: How it affects young job incumbents and young job seekers in China
This research focuses on a notoriously prevalent phenomenon in Chinese workplaces: age discrimination against employees over middle age. A series of studies were conducted to investigate how such discrimination affects the younger workforce, who are not the direct victims of this mistreatment. I found that young ...
https://iems.ust.hk/events/academic-seminar/2024/age_discrimination_against_employees_over_middle_age_how_it_affects_young_job_incumbents_and_young_job_seekers_in_china
Jobs and Development Conference 2022
The Jobs and Development Conference (#Jobs4Dev) is a global event co-organized by the World Bank, IZA (Institute of Labor Economics), UNU-WIDER, and the Network on Jobs and Development (NJD) – a partnership of research institutes from various regions of the world: Development Policy Research Unit at University ...
https://iems.ust.hk/events/conference/2022/jobs-and-development-conference-2022
Moral Incentives in Credit Card Debt Repayment: Evidence from a Field Experiment
Event Summary “The ability to collect debts, enforce debt contracts is one of the main pillars of any financial system. When economists think about how people make debt repayment decisions, they usually think about this as a financial decision and examine the importance of screening, monitoring and reputation. ...
https://iems.ust.hk/events/academic-seminar/2018/kanz-moral-incentives-credit-card-debt-repayment-evidence-field-experiment-indonesia
Global Network for Advancement Management: Rising Wages, Labor Regulation, and the Future of Employment in China
The Global Network for Advancement Management (GNAM) carried a research summary by IEMS' Albert Park looking into China’s phenomenal economic growth which has pushed up demand for labor and wages, how the benefits are being distributed, and if such labor and wages are robust to withstand an economic ...
https://iems.ust.hk/updates/media-coverage/2016/park-gnam-rising-wages-labor-regulation-future-employment-china
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