Berlin Network of Labor Market Research (BeNA)

Update COVID-19 – March 23, 2020

Due to the increased uncertainty associated with the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19), BeNA has decided to postpone its upcoming events until further notice. We are currently planning to continue our activities such as the Summer Workshop, the Guru Talk on Employment Opportunities in International Organizations and the Skills Camp on Machine Learning in late summer.

We will keep you informed about the current state of events.

Berlin Network of Labor Market Research (BeNA)

The Berlin Network of Labor Market Research (BeNA) offers young labor market researchers working at universities and research institutions in Berlin and Potsdam a forum for the discussion and development of research projects. It is coordinated by young scholars from the participating institutions. BeNA was founded in 2004.

News from the Network

- 9. July 2020
  University Assistant for a full-time, six-year position at the Institute of Women’s Studies and Gender Research @JKU Linz
  
  Job Duties: Actively take part in the institute’s research activitiesActively take part in the teaching and examination activities at the institute, supervise students Provide support to manage the institute’s general administration activitiesConduct independent researchIndependently teach university-level classes and hold examinations Your Qualifications: The successful candidate must …
  
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- 14. June 2020
  ZEW Webinar on “COVID-19 and Inequality”
  
  ZEW organizes, in cooperation with Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano, and the Society for the Study of Economic Inequality, a special policy session of the ZEW Research Seminar to discuss several aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic and the intensification of inequalities from a global …
  
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Berlin Network of Labor Market Research (BeNA)

News from the Network

University Assistant for a full-time, six-year position at the Institute of Women’s Studies and Gender Research @JKU Linz

ZEW Webinar on “COVID-19 and Inequality”