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21. May 201923. December 2020Negotiate, News, Publications

The Evolution of Early Job Insecurity in Europe – a new NEGOTIATE paper

The study proposes a meaningful multidimensional index of early job insecurity for European countries based on raw micro-data drawn from the European […]

The book covers of the two books
21. February 20196. January 2021Negotiate, News, Publications

New edited books from NEGOTIATE

Two edited volumes from the NEGOTIATE project are published with Edward Elgar: Youth Unemployment and Early Job Insecurity in Europe (e-elgar.com) & […]

A young man standing against a wall
5. September 201723. December 2020Negotiate, News

No justification for unemployment reduces job-chances in Greece

The employer report from Greece is officially released.

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24. August 201723. December 2020Negotiate, News

Young job-hoppers struggle in Switzerland

The employer report from Switzerland is officially released. One main message presented in the press release is that young people who frequently […]

A man sitting alone
13. June 20176. January 2021News, Publications

Consequences of work in deskilling jobs for young people

A new paper shows that work experience in deskilling jobs does not lead to better recruiter’s evaluation and employability.

Lonely girl walking through night city street
12. June 20176. January 2021News, Publications

Employers’ assessments of young job applicants

A new policy brief suggests that unemployment measures aiming at a quick labour market integration of the young unemployed without the consideration of job quality may not be a sustainable solution.

Parkour youths from Israel and Palestine
16. May 20176. January 2021News, Publications

Scarring effects of early job insecurity in five European countries

A new policy brief shows that bad luck in the timing of labour market entry can scar future careers of school leavers in countries across Europe.

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4. May 20176. January 2021News, Publications

Transitions to adulthood in the context of economic crisis

The fourth NEGOTIATE policy brief focuses on the impact of the Great Recession in Europe.

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4. May 20176. January 2021News, Publications

Long-term consequences of graduating at a bad time

This working paper explores whether graduating at a bad time scars careers of youth when it comes to increased future unemployment and overpresentation in fixed-term and involuntary part-time work.

A serious young man outdoors
30. March 20176. January 2021News, Publications

Strategies to improve labour market integration for young people

A Anew paper analyzes national strategies to implement the Youth Guarantee (YG).

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PROJECT DETAILS

Title: Negotiating Early Job Insecurity and Labour Market Exclusion in Europe (NEGOTIATE)

Project owner: Norwegian Social Research – NOVA at OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan University

Project leader: Bjørn Hvinden, NOVA, OsloMet

Contact information: bjorn.hvinden@oslomet.no or Christer.Hyggen@oslomet.no

Funding: Horizon 2020

Project period: 01.03.15-28.02.18

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Horizon 2020

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 649395

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