Institut Arbeit und Wirtschaft: iaw

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"Warum deine Leberwurst 1,09 € kostet"

Dr. Guido Nischwitz in an article of 18.08.21 on the meat lobby of the YouTube channel Simplicissimus.

employee portrait René Böhme

in up2date. the online magazine of the University of Bremen

Social effects of the corona pandemic in the Free Hanseatic City of Hamburg

Brief report by René Böhme

The ups and downs of the Bremerhaven Lloyd shipyard

A research team at the University of Bremen has developed a method for the uniform assessment of personnel requirements in care facilities.

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Jochen Tholen: Arabischer Frühling - 10 Jahre danach.

Ein Interview, Logistic Pilot, August 2021.

Rudolf Hickel:

How is the Corona bill paid by whom?

Policy Brief of the iaw will be key results of the regional case study of the EU Interreg project "TraCS3"

Das Vorhaben zielt darauf ab, mittels internationalen Erfahrungsaustauschs und vergleichender Analysen von Innovationssystemen in sieben europäischen Regionen Optimierungsansätze für die Funktion der jeweiligen regionalen Innovationsinfrastrukturen zu identifizieren.

Science pays off - a contribution to the discussion

Welcome at the iaw

Founded in 2001, the Institute for Labour and the Economy (Institut Arbeit und Wirtschaft, or IAW) is a joint endeavor of the University of Bremen and the Arbeitnehmerkammer Bremen, a non-profit legal organization that represents the interests of employees in all sectors in the state of Bremen. The IAW researches, develops, and lobbies for political and economic measures that function in our increasingly complex society to benefit workers. With interdisciplinary research, academic consulting, public forums, and political engagement, it contributes to the ongoing public discourse about reshaping the economy and society.

IAW activities

•	basic research, funded by public research funding organizations
•	contract research for companies and public institutions
•	consulting for public institutions, companies, and labor and economic associations
•	evaluations of other institutions
•	moderating labor conflicts
•	organizing events and meetings
•	developing concepts for organisational reforms
•	consulting in organizational development processes
•	organizing public colloquiums
•	publishing research reports and consultation briefings

07.09.2021

Minimum Wage Regimes

This book goes beyond traditional minimum wage research to investigate the interplay between different country and sectoral institutional settings and actors’ strategies in the field of minimum wage policies.

New Head of Department I „Transformation of the Work Society"

We welcome PD Dr. Martin Seeliger

We are pleased to welcome PD Dr. Martin Seeliger as the new Head of Department I „Transformation of the Work Society" on August 1st. Mr. Seeliger is a sociologist and studied at the Ruhr University in Bochum. His doctorate on “Social Construction of Organized Interests. Trade Union Policy in the Process of European Integration ”was written at the Max Planck Institute for Social Research in Cologne. The topic of his recently completed habilitation is 'Negotiated Globalization'. In addition, Martin Seeliger has researched and published intensively on collective bargaining policy and collective labor relations, including economic crises and digitalization. Read more ...

22.06.2021

Gemeinsam stärker! Betriebliche Unterstützungsstrukturen für Beschäftigte in der Langzeitpflege

Issue 35 of the series Work and Economy in Bremen

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Jochen Tholen: Arabischer Frühling - 10 Jahre danach.

Ein Interview, Logistic Pilot, August 2021.

Rudolf Hickel:

How is the Corona bill paid by whom?

Current Events

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Newsletter 3

job posting

"Warum deine Leberwurst 1,09 € kostet"

employee portrait René Böhme

Social effects of the corona pandemic in the Free Hanseatic City of Hamburg

The ups and downs of the Bremerhaven Lloyd shipyard

A research team at the University of Bremen has developed a method for the uniform assessment of personnel requirements in care facilities.

Downloads

Jochen Tholen: Arabischer Frühling - 10 Jahre danach.

Rudolf Hickel:

Policy Brief of the iaw will be key results of the regional case study of the EU Interreg project "TraCS3"

Science pays off - a contribution to the discussion

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Welcome at the iaw

IAW activities

Current Events

Minimum Wage Regimes

New Head of Department I „Transformation of the Work Society"

Gemeinsam stärker! Betriebliche Unterstützungsstrukturen für Beschäftigte in der Langzeitpflege

Links

Newsletter 3

job posting

"Warum deine Leberwurst 1,09 € kostet"

employee portrait René Böhme

Social effects of the corona pandemic in the Free Hanseatic City of Hamburg

The ups and downs of the Bremerhaven Lloyd shipyard

A research team at the University of Bremen has developed a method for the uniform assessment of personnel requirements in care facilities.

Downloads

Jochen Tholen: Arabischer Frühling - 10 Jahre danach.

Rudolf Hickel:

Policy Brief of the iaw will be key results of the regional case study of the EU Interreg project "TraCS3"

Science pays off - a contribution to the discussion