This study assesses the information technology skill requirements in the 30 most frequently
advertised occupations in the United States. On the basis of approximately two million job …

Most analyses linking task content of jobs to income inequality focus on the effects between
occupations, eg the growing dispersion between lousy and lovely jobs. The theory …

The thesis explores the feasibility of using web data in labour research in general and of
applying these data sources to the study of job matching in particular. Utilizing large-scale …

Non-probability sampling is a topic of growing relevance in national statistical institutes as
well as academic and applied research, especially due to its occurrence in the context of …

This paper explores the question of computer skills applicability on individual occupation
level in the Netherlands using two web-based data sources: the WageIndicator online …

This paper aims to understand what skills are required in jobs in the tourism sector, looking
from a particular perspective: that of online job advertisements, which, although not very …

We study how salient wage and income inequality affect firm-relevant behaviors. We
propose a novel channel based on Just World Beliefs relating experienced inequality to …

Inter-project collaboration provides a unique space for supporting research outcomes of
individual projects and identifying common and/or overlapping research goals and …