… In this section, we review certain theories explaining transitions to/from part-time work
and also review the main empirical contributions on the topic. This section will help us to …

… analyze the transition from vocational education to a first significant job for Spanish young …
explore the paths followed within the non-university education system and the transition from …

… Spanish university graduates to find their first job during the 2009–15 period, a time framework
where the Spanish … the time to obtain the first job. Among these are studying at a private …

… Spanish students who access Higher Education (HE) are aged 18 to 25 years old, financially
dependent on their parents and free of adult life obligations such as full-time employment, …

… Spanish case, the employment rates of university students have been and are higher than
those of those with a lower education … of life, the employment rate reaches approximately 95%, …

… school-to-work transition and may imply gender differences in this process. In fact, educational
variables are especially interesting in Spain … expansion of tertiary education in recent …

… 1In recent decades the Spanish labour market has undergone enormous change. On the …
the mid-seventies Spain was a society with a large number of employees who were considered …

… information used in this work include the first two editions of the "University Graduate …
questions: 1) "If I had to start over, would I go back to university?", and 2) "If I had to start over, would …

… First, we show the change in active years during these … work statutes (active/inactive,
employed/unemployed). Second, we examine the increased prevalence of precarious employment …

… in Spain. This country has experienced an intense expansion of tertiary education over …
a dummy variable taking value one when workers change job in the first equation (Model IV). …