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Projects

Career consequences of work-family reconciliation policy measures introduced in the EU Work-Life Balance Directive (IDUB)

The aim of this project is to study the impact of parental leaves and flexible working arrangements on workers’ career prospects from a gender pers...

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Online or in-person? Exploring gender and regional inequalities in academics’ conference attendance (IDUB)

This project, focused on gender and regional disparities in academic conference attendance, seeks to investigate whether online options of particip...

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Risks, Resources and Inequalities: Increasing Resilience in European Families (rEUsilience) – Horizon Europe

The problem that rEUsilience tackles is of lack of adaptive capacities or resilience (understood from a familial rather than individual perspective...

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The role of home-based work for career prospects of men and women: an experimental study for Poland and the United Kingdom

The aim of this project is to provide experimental evidence on how home-based work affects professional careers of male and female workers. We will...

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Globalization- and Technology-Driven Labour Market Change and Fertility (LABFER), ERC Consolidator Grant, PI: Anna Matysiak

LABFER is the first project which will comprehensively study fertility decisions in the changing world of work. Technological change and globalisat...

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Short and long term effects of the COVID-19 pandemics on partners’ division of paid and unpaid work and their labour market outcomes (FAMILYDEMIC), financed by the National Science Centre (OPUS-19), grant number: 2020/37/B/HS5/02703, PI: Anna Kurowska, Co-PI Anna Matysiak

The project investigates how the social distancing policies, introduced in response to COVID-19 pandemics, affected partners’ division of pai...

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Birth spacing and women’s labour market outcomes, financed by the National Science Centre (OPUS-18), PI: Ewa Cukrowska-Torzewska

The goal of the project is to analyze the time between subsequent births in relation to women’s and men’s employment and earnings. Among othe...

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