Arbeitszeit und Arbeitsorganisation

strike a balance between the various areas of their life, which inevitably places restrictions on employee rosters. Secondly, it has become clear that only a small number of firms are introducing decentralised [...] which is not based on standard working times as in the past but on the coordination of groups of employees with differing working times. Thirdly, it is shown, since the various forms of work organisation [...] Taylorist forms of work organisation with short working times the key issue is the willingness of employees to accept changes in their working time at short notice. de Lucius & Lucius Verlagsgesellschaft …

(Fine Dining) Restaurants in the Corona Crisis

effect of the political support activities that have been initiated is viewed very critically by employees in the field of (fine dining) restaurants. According to the assessment of the respondents, the survival [...] restaurants cannot be secured by these support activities in the long term.Across all groups of employees, the short-time work compensation (Kurzarbeitergeld) is dominant. Service staff are particularly [...] y affected, accounting for 65% of the workforce, as opposed to 56% of cooks. At 12%, service employees are currently more frequently unemployed than the cooks surveyed. Overall, the financial situation …

Firm-level drivers of stakeholder compensation

of trade unions on executive remuneration. It takes into account the special features of German employee representation rights through the framework of parity codetermination, which grants trade unions [...] adjustment strategies to four groups of stakeholders (shareholders, executives, middle managers, other employees) in response to the COVID-19 crisis. The main results indicate that affected firms are more likely [...] the groups with the most financial leeway. Altogether, this dissertation provides evidence that employee participation, the COVID-19 crisis, and the role of innovation during the pandemic are reducing …

their employees on vacation initially as part of the Corona shutdown. This was at least an option to still pay the March salary in the full amount to the employees. Figure 2: Regulation of employees' income [...] majority, 69.1 % of the employees were registered for short-time work. Only 16.2% of the employees received their regular salary at the time of the survey, 6.6% of the employees were fired and a further [...] employed in the kitchen hardly differs between the two categories (star restaurants 5.8 employees; no stars 5.7 employees), so that in a star restaurant there is on average four guests for every chef, whereas …

Gender differences in work-related high mobility differentiated by partnership and parenthood status

among employees in partnerships with and without children and among singles. Logistic regression models including gender interaction terms show that gender differences exist not only among employees with [...] and childcare. Consequently, studies investigating these gender differences focus primarily on employees in relationships and the associated intra-couple interactions, while little attention is paid to …

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

R-8613 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 [...] for the unemployed. en accessions business cycle employer-to-employer job-to-job linked employer-employee separations worker flows 004 The importance of two-sided heterogeneity for the cyclicality of labour …

long. Thus, the health of employees in low-skilled work, who make up one-fifth of dependent employees, is also of social and economic relevance. The value of these employees has been particularly evident [...] , 1987, S. 120). The key feature of this segment is that the ties between employees and employers are loose, so that employees are easily exchangeable. This leads to low employment stability and frequent [...] background (33.6%). In combination with results, concerning em- ployer changes per employee, it is obvious that employees tend to change their employer more than once. In comparison to the FTLW cluster of …

(Fine Dining) Restaurants in the Corona Crisis

effect of the political support activities that have been initiated is viewed very critically by employees in the field of (fine dining) restaurants. According to the assessment of the respondents, the survival [...] restaurants cannot be secured by these support activities in the long term.Across all groups of employees, the short-time work compensation (Kurzarbeitergeld) is dominant. Service staff are particularly [...] y affected, accounting for 65% of the workforce, as opposed to 56% of cooks. At 12%, service employees are currently more frequently unemployed than the cooks surveyed. Overall, the financial situation …