The impact of crisis on firms´stakeholders and the moderating effect of innovation

(Chapters 2 and 3). The findings reveal that both general training provision and training expenses per employee increased during the financial crisis. While innovation does not moderate the increase in general [...] general training provision, non-innovative firms exhibit a stronger rise in training expenses per employee. Regarding pay adjustments, results indicate that affected firms are more likely to reduce payments …

Ökologische Innovationen durch Unternehmenskooperation und Mitarbeiterbeteiligung

material development, its assessment and realization in an industrial network by participating employees, external trade unions and specialized institutes (IKP, IÖW, StAU). The extremely difficult requirement [...] and the Volkswagen AG (VW)). Company cooperations were practiced successfully, participation of employees proved to be useful and necessary, system technical methods like product life cycle analysis turned …

The importance of two-sided heterogeneity for the cyclicality of labour market dynamics

Abstract Using two data sets derived from German administrative data, including a linked employer-employee data set, we investigate the cyclicality of worker and job flows. The analysis stresses the importance [...] contents Keywords accessions , business cycle , employer-to-employer , job-to-job , linked employer-employee , separations , worker flows Subjects based on RSWK Citation URI http://hdl.handle.net/2003/26097 …

Mutual learning in innovation and co-creation processes

learners on the other side will become evident. Moreover, new (digital and analogue) skills of employees have been identified as key for a successful digital transformation. Thereby, this article shows [...] shows a twofold perspective on social innovation in education: new skills demands for employees and mutual learning processes of developers and users/stakeholders. To obtain needed skills, traditional innovation …

for training per employee, they use the number of trained employees as their dependent variable. The different results may, for example, be explained by a reduction of trained employees, while at the same [...] and Pfeiffer, 2006). In addition, experienced employees form the operational backbone of companies, which makes wage cuts risky as they cause valuable employees to resign. Considering relative wage adjustments [...] substantial difference in the training intensity (expenditures per employee). In both types of firms, training expenditures per employee are increasing, albeit to a lesser extent in the innova- Chapter 1: …

"Public schemes promoting active involvement of employees in innovation"

0R-4287 de Westdeutscher Verlag Arbeit 300 650 "Public schemes promoting active involvement of employees in innovation" report …

Ökologische Innovationen durch Unternehmenskooperation und Mitarbeiterbeteiligung

material development, its assessment and realization in an industrial network by participating employees, external trade unions and specialized institutes (IKP, IÖW, StAU). The extremely difficult requirement [...] and the Volkswagen AG (VW)). Company cooperations were practiced successfully, participation of employees proved to be useful and necessary, system technical methods like product life cycle analysis turned …

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