Search Results for Labour market position

.../2046147X241230055 Coenen , J. , Heijke , H. , & Meng , C. ( 2015 ). The labour market position of narrow versus broad vocational education programmes . Empirical Research in Vocational Education and Training , 7 , 1 – 31 . Crutzen , P. J. ( 2006 ). The “anthropocene...

.... The family firm effect on the competitive position of a company is less pronounced in the business-to-business case. Being a family firm might also affect employees and thus impact the company’s position on the labor market. Recently, the purpose of a company and of corporate activity has come...

... hiring. Entering a controversial market with known labour rights issues. Prompt Questions What is at stake in this decision – economically, reputationally, ethically? What are the potential CSR and CSI dimensions involved? What are the known or anticipated trade-offs? Step 2 – Identify Core...

... in Spain. Through a comprehensive and longitudinal examination of diverse business practices, including technological adoption, labour management, marketing campaigns, and corporate strategy, the research demonstrates how these elements collectively propelled the company’s growth and promoted innovation...

... profitability. This could mean reducing the carbon footprint of service operations, improving social welfare through fair labor practices, and contributing positively to the local community. Innovation and Value Creation: Sustainable entrepreneurs in the service sector often seek to innovate...

...Research indicates that ethnic minority entrepreneurs in Scotland often enter business due to push and pull factors. Push factors include labour market discrimination and unemployment or underemployment, while pull factors may involve family tradition, perceived economic opportunity or the desire...

... innovative practices, control over land, decision-making on seeds/seed sources, fertiliser application, employment of labour, and control over and marketing of the harvest are vested solely with the men in their households. This is especially true for farmers holding more than two acres of upland for millet...

... (Darmanin, 1992 , 2007 ; Mjelde, 1984a , 1984b , 2006 ). These views have been challenged during recent decades. Women have demanded equal rights in all kinds of trades and professions and the former duties they were performing in the family have now become part of the labor market: for example...

... other countries, the proportion of women employed in the tourism sector is lower than the proportion of men employed in our country. For instance, a study conducted by Ardiç Yetis and Çaliskan ( 2020 , pp. 105, 110) revealed that 54.2% of the global tourism workforce is comprised of female labor...

... to decipher real-time news narratives at the district level, allowing them to spot trends that could affect media bias, voter behavior, or civic trust. The program turns what would otherwise be a labor-intensive content audit into an easy-to-use, reproducible procedure by automating these analyses. This tool...

... new employees for critical positions such as front-of-the-house jobs. However, the Malaysian hospitality sector struggles to attract frontline staff for these positions. The Institute of Labor Market Information & Analysis (2017) highlights that 65% of accommodation and food service establishments...

...-ERIA Studies in Development Economics . Przywara , R. ( 2017 ). Deindustrialization-opportunity or threat? Athens Journal of Business & Economics , 3 ( 4 ), 427 – 462 . Purnagunawan , M. , Pratomo , D. S. , & Suryadarma , D. ( 2018 ). Labour market and firm...