Travail et Emploi

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Volume n° 125, issue 1, 2011

Introduction pp. 5-7

Thomas Barnay and François Legendre

Les carrières salariales des hommes et des femmes: quelle convergence sur longue période ? pp. 9-25

Fabienne Berton, Jean-Pierre Huiban and Frédérique Nortier

‪Le développement de l'apprentissage dans le supérieur: une évaluation empirique à partir de l'enquête Génération 2001 ‪ pp. 27-39

Sabina Issehnane

Réformer les baisses de cotisations sociales ultramarines ? pp. 41-52

Nicolas Bauduin, François Legendre and Yannick L’Horty

‪Les changements d'instruments de la politique de l'emploi en Wallonie et en France‪ pp. 53-63

Thierry Berthet and Bernard Conter

Essai d'approche positive des nouveaux risques sociaux pp. 67-77

Catherine Pollak

Volume HS 2020, issue 2, 2020

Changes in the Intensity and Hardships of Hospital Work in France (1998-2013) pp. 5-29

Samia Benallah and Jean-Paul Domin

Results of a Quantitative Assessment of France’s Garantie Jeunes Programme. What Target Groups, What Kinds of Support, and What Beneficiary Trajectories? pp. 31-52

Mathilde Gaini, Marine Guillerm, Solène Hilary, Emmanuel Valat and Philippe Zamora

Economic Mechanisms Explaining Low Wages in the Personal Services Sector. An Analysis Focusing on Home Help Workers pp. 53-83

François-Xavier Devetter and Emmanuelle Puissant

An Illusory March towards Equality between Women and Men. “Biographical Availability” and Career Inequalities Among Flight Attendants pp. 85-120

Anne Lambert and Delphine Remillon

Mompreneurs. Economics, Parenting and Identity pp. 121-141

Julie Landour

“Back to the Land” among “Neo-Rural” Farmers: The Price to Pay. Working Couples and Women’s Invisible Work pp. 143-165

Madlyne Samak

Volume HS 2017, issue 5, 2017

‪Under-Paid Shop Stewards: A Case of Strategic Discrimination?‪. ‪An Econometric Analysis Using 2010 ‪ ‪REPONSE‪ ‪ Data‪ pp. 5-30

Jérôme Bourdieu and Thomas Breda

‪An Exemplary Legal Battle against Union Discrimination at the Peugeot-Sochaux Plant (1995-2000)‪ pp. 31-54

Nicolas Hatzfeld

‪Procedural Flexibilisation of Economic Redundancy in France and Italy‪. ‪Diverging Reforms with a Common Objective‪ pp. 55-75

Raphaël Dalmasso

‪Forming a Medical Work-Object‪. ‪The Case of General Medicine and Obstetrics‪ pp. 77-102

Anne-Chantal Hardy

‪The Impossible Confinement of Nuclear Work‪. ‪Professional and Family Experiences of Subcontracted Workers Exposed to Radioactivity‪ pp. 103-125

Marie Ghis Malfilatre

‪Continuing Education: A Family Matter?‪ pp. 127-158

Vincent Lignon

Volume HS 2015, issue 5, 2015

‪Editorial‪. To Travail et Emploi’ s readers and authors pp. 5-6

Thomas Amossé, Christelle Avril, Christine Erhel, Mathieu Grégoire, Odile Join-Lambert, Thierry Kirat, Véronique Simonnet and Magali Marcille

‪Fighting to Leave or to Stay?‪. ‪Migrant Workers, Redundancy and Assisted Return Programs During the Talbot Dispute, 1983-1984‪ pp. 7-30

Vincent Gay and Gabrielle Varro

‪The Interrelationship of Collective Bargaining at Industry and Company-Levels in Wage Determination‪ pp. 31-63

Nicolas Castel, Noélie Delahaie, Héloïse Petit and Nathaniel London

‪Randomised Experiments and the Evaluation of Innovative Placement Schemes for the Unemployed‪ pp. 65-83

Marc Ferracci, Florine Martin and Andrew E. Clark

‪Three Major Issues Concerning Randomised Social Experimentation in France‪ pp. 85-108

Bernard Gomel, Évelyne Serverin and Nicholas Sowels

‪The Effects of Gender Diversity Through the Lens of the Body and Sexuality‪. ‪Men in Greeting Work‪ pp. 109-132

Sophie Louey, Gabrielle Schütz and Juliette Rogers

‪“You Hurt Yourself a Little Every Day.”‪. ‪The Healthy Worker Effect Among Farriers‪ pp. 133-158

Olivier Crasset and Juliette Rogers

Volume HS 2013, issue 5, 2013

‪ ‫Editorial‪‪. ‪ ‫To ‪ ‫Travail et emploi‪ ‫'s readers and authors‪‪ pp. 5-5

Thomas Amossé, Marie Cartier, Odile Join-Lambert, Thierry Kirat, Sophie Pochic and Véronique Simonnet

‪Gendarmes and Work Transfers Since the 19 th Century‪. ‪Balancing Professional Duty and Personal Freedom‪ pp. 7-17

Arnaud-Dominique Houte

‪Local Civil Service: ‪. ‪From Internal Mobility to Spatial Mobility?‪ pp. 19-32

Émilie Biland

‪Psychosocial Risks‪. ‪How Can the Past Contribute to Current Debates?‪ pp. 33-43

Nicolas Hatzfeld

‪Evaluating the Burden of Job Stress From the Public-Health and Economic Viewpoints:‪. ‪Perspectives and Methodological Pitfalls‪ pp. 45-54

Hélène Sultan-Taïeb and Isabelle Niedhammer

‪The Remarkably Good Health of the Self-Employed‪ pp. 55-70

Élisabeth Algava, Catherine Cavalin and Sylvie Célérier

‪Tradesman: Skilled Specialist or Manager?‪ pp. 71-82

Caroline Mazaud

‪Work Representation and Union Representativeness on the Frontier of Wage Earning:‪. ‪The Case of Direct Distribution of Printed Matter‪ pp. 83-98

Karel Yon

‪Have Male and Female Careers Converged?‪ pp. 99-114

Fabienne Berton, Jean-Pierre Huiban and Frédérique Nortier Ribordy