Disparities in the labour market

This project explores disparities between sub-populations in the labour market. It focuses on measuring disparities of gender and origin (immigrants and their descendents), and the impact of family behaviour (births, separations) on inequalities in access to work and in wages. Three research themes will be developed. The first concerns the effect of family events on gender disparities in the labour market. The second focuses on the obstacles to economic integration faced by immigrants and their descendents, and the third examines how these disparities evolve in times of crisis.

List of participants

Gobillon Laurent (responsable), Pailhé Ariane (responsable), Bonnet Carole, Ekert-Jaffe Olivia, Héran François, Meurs Dominique, Ponthieux Sophie, Remillon Dephine, Solaz Anne, Thevenon Olivier, Clark Andrew (France, CNRS Delta), Magnac Thierry (France, INRA (LEA)), Roux Sebastien (France, Institut national de la statistique et des études économiques), Selob Harris (, Banque Mondiale), Stier Haya (Israël, Tel-Aviv -), Duhautois Richard (France, CEE, TEPP, CREST), Joseph Olivier (France, CEREQ), Petit Héloïse (France, CEE), Robette Nicolas (France, Université de Versaille), Puhani Patrick (Allemagne, Université de Hanovre)

Mise a jour: 13/1/2011