"The labour markets of developed economies are characterised by a shift towards a service society, the globalisation of the economy, the increasing use of information and communication technology (ICT) and a rise in workers' qualification levels. This paper shows for the German service sector that technological progress also reduces the employment prospects of employees who have successfully completed a course of training in the German dual system of initial vocational training (qualified employees), who are well-trained when compared internationally. In firms with a high level of investment in ICT technology and high innovation expenditure, the proportion of qualified employees is comparatively low. Furthermore the proportion of qualified ...
"In the United States powerful job gains have been achieved in the last 25 years. In contrast the nu...
"The article compares the occupational position of labour migrants from Turkey and former Yugoslavia...
"For some time now the working world has been becoming more heavily characterised by information pro...
"On the basis of data from the 'further training' survey focus of the 1997 IAB establishment panel, ...
"The future survival of the dual system of vocational training depends not least on the extent to wh...
"The question as to the employment prospects of doubly qualified people (those who completed a cours...
"On the basis of establishment data for the manufacturing industry in Lower Saxony this article comb...
"In this company expectations for 1998 concerning employment and training are analysed with the aid ...
"Catchphrases such as shifts and changes in work, removal of the boundaries of work, as well as glob...
"The occupation remains the basis for orientation, employment and labour market. It is able to descr...
"For almost one and a half decades now unemployed people who wish to become self-employed have been ...
"The creation of an 'information society' is regarded as the central challenge to the future phase o...
"On l.10.l995, 2249 completely privatised companies (26.4% of the total number) with 362 000 employe...
"Owing to specific production conditions, the construction labour market is characterised by a relat...
"Since as early as the beginning of the 1980s German labour law - especially the regulations related...
"In the United States powerful job gains have been achieved in the last 25 years. In contrast the nu...
"The article compares the occupational position of labour migrants from Turkey and former Yugoslavia...
"For some time now the working world has been becoming more heavily characterised by information pro...
"On the basis of data from the 'further training' survey focus of the 1997 IAB establishment panel, ...
"The future survival of the dual system of vocational training depends not least on the extent to wh...
"The question as to the employment prospects of doubly qualified people (those who completed a cours...
"On the basis of establishment data for the manufacturing industry in Lower Saxony this article comb...
"In this company expectations for 1998 concerning employment and training are analysed with the aid ...
"Catchphrases such as shifts and changes in work, removal of the boundaries of work, as well as glob...
"The occupation remains the basis for orientation, employment and labour market. It is able to descr...
"For almost one and a half decades now unemployed people who wish to become self-employed have been ...
"The creation of an 'information society' is regarded as the central challenge to the future phase o...
"On l.10.l995, 2249 completely privatised companies (26.4% of the total number) with 362 000 employe...
"Owing to specific production conditions, the construction labour market is characterised by a relat...
"Since as early as the beginning of the 1980s German labour law - especially the regulations related...
"In the United States powerful job gains have been achieved in the last 25 years. In contrast the nu...
"The article compares the occupational position of labour migrants from Turkey and former Yugoslavia...
"For some time now the working world has been becoming more heavily characterised by information pro...