Ethnicity as skill: Immigrant employment hierarchies in Norwegian low-wage labour markets

With our study, encompassing a quantitative data collection and analysis supported by additional qualitative insights from the participants, we offer a first detailed look into how

Based on analysis of the most significant Private Equity buyouts in the Norwegian agri-food industry we argue that we have witnessed a specific Norwegian variety

organizations existing in the Norwegian forestry industry. Not all organizations are equal and the results may as such depend on how these firms define their daily operations.

Returning to our original question of how the lower tiers of Norway’s hotel and fish- processing industries have emerged as significant immigrant niches, we argue, in line with

Utilizing rich register based data on cancer patients we document substantial differences across Norwegian hospital catchment areas with respect to employment five years

While differences in formal schooling fail to explain the employment gap for low-income country immigrants, the employment divergence across immigrant groups from low and

In this paper we have used a very rich and new, matched employer-employee data set from Norway for two manufacturing and one service industry to describe changes in the demand

All the immigrant women start out with very low employment probabilities at the start of their stay, but the women in some ethnic groups – most notably, Vietnam and Sri Lanka