Participation in the Social Boundaries of Work conference

On October 17-18, Anna Kiersztyn and Stefan Bienkowski took part in the Social Boundaries of Work conference in Wroclaw. Anna Kiersztyn presented a paper prepared jointly with Katarzyna Kopycka entitled. “Good luck trying to become a professor if you don't have family...

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Presentation of new comparative findings on occupational trajectories at the 30th annual workshop of the European Research Network on Transitions in Youth (TiY) in Edinburgh

The TiY workshop took place on September 6-8 in Edinburgh (Scotland). During this conference, Anna Kiersztyn and Katarzyna Kopycka presented a paper (prepared together with Remigiusz Żulicki) on “The effects of fixed-term employment on occupational status and wage trajectories in Germany, Poland, and the UK: what is the role of parental status?”.

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New book on data scientists by Remigiusz Żulicki

We are happy to announce that Remigiusz Żulicki, member of our research team, has published a book, entitled “Data science: the sexiest occupation in 21st century Poland. Big data, artificial intelligence and PowerPoint”, based on his Ph.D. thesis.

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Participation in a workshop on the use of panel data to study social inequalities and political behaviour at Nuffield College, University of Oxford

On June 5, Katarzyna Kopycka and Anna Kiersztyn were invited to the UK to participate as guest speakers in an interesting workshop on “The Use of Panel Data in Studying Social Inequality and Political Behavior”. During the workshop, Katarzyna Kopycka presented a paper “The Cross-National Precarity Index: a new longitudinal measure of precarious employment and its application to German and U.S. panel data”.

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