Learning and Work hybride seminars, najaar 2025

De hybride seminarreeks van de Universiteit Maastricht - SBE biedt een podium aan onderzoekers uit verschillende disciplines, met aandacht voor zowel academische als beleidsmatige vraagstukken.

De hybride seminarreeks vindt elke dinsdag plaats van 12.00 tot 13.00 uur, ter plaatse en ook via Microsoft Teams.

Organisatoren L&W seminars

Raymond Montizaan: r.montizaan@maastrichtuniversity.nl
Katarina Wessling: k.wessling@maastrichtuniversity.nl
Steffen Künn: s.kuenn@maastrichtuniversity.nl

  • Aankomend seminar

    Wanneer: dinsdag 11 november 
    Tijd: 12.00 - 13.00
    Waar: TS53 - C-1.03

    Spreker: Jan-Paul Heisig (WZB / FU Berlin)

    Titel: Regional unemployment at entry and early-career outcomes of young adults in Europe: How scarring effects depend on gender, education, and labor market institutions.

    Abstract: The first years after labor market entry are critical for young adults’ career trajectories. Entering the labor market during economic downturns raises the risk of unemployment, poor job quality, and skill mismatches, but whether these adverse effects dissipate as the economy recovers or persist over the long term remains unclear. Using EU Labour Force Survey data, we examine how regional (NUTS1-level) unemployment rates at labor market entry relate to employment outcomes 2–10 years later. Our analyses, stratified by gender and level of education and covering cohorts entering the labor market between 1993 and 2016, indicate that long-term repercussions are minimal or non-existent for those with tertiary education and very small for those with upper secondary qualifications. In contrast, men and women with only lower secondary education see lasting increases in the risk of temporary employment when they enter the labor market during a downturn. Less-educated women also experience increased non-employment risks, with some evidence that this is connected to accelerated family formation. Further analyses suggest these patterns are moderated by the strictness of employment protection legislation and by levels of spending on passive labor-market policies.

     

    Geplande seminars


    25.11.2025 Paula Protsch - BIBB / Univ. Cologne
    09.12.2025 Mantej Pardesi - ROA / Maastricht University

     

    Voorgaande seminars 

    14.10.2025 Juan Pablo Rud (Royal Hollaway) - Labor supply, temperature, and green space in urban Mexico
    02.09.2025 Jan Möhlmann (CPB) - From Immediate Disruptions to Lasting Impacts: COVID-19 Infections and Their Effects on Labor Supply and Disability Insurance
    16.09.2025 Steffen Hillmert / Silvia Kopeczny (University of Tübingen) - Digital literacy and social inequality in education from an international perspective: a matter of equalisation or exacerbation?
    30.09.2025 Jan Stuhler (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) - Quasi-Random Matches: Evidence from Dual Labor Markets
    20.10.2025 Mark Boyes / Elizabeth Hill (Curtin University) Ondersteuning van mentaal welzijn in de context van taal- en leesproblemen (Extraordinary seminar) 
    21.10.2025 GEANNULEERD - Wieteke Conen (UvA) - Inzicht in de kwaliteit en gevolgen van het hebben van meerdere banen 


     
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